Capital with a construction site behind it
We invest in the projects we develop ourselves. Participants join the same structure, on the same terms, with the same exposure to how the project actually performs.
- 7.5%
- Target annual return
- 24–48 months
- Typical duration
- €100,000
- Minimum participation
- 4
- Projects realised to date
Indicative projection
A simple compounded illustration at the target rate. It is not an offer, not a forecast, and it does not account for tax, fees or project-specific timing.
€250,000
€310,574
€60,574
Capital is at risk. Participations are not property purchases and are not covered by a deposit guarantee scheme.
How a participation runs
Introduction
We assess suitability, horizon and the role this position should play.
Project documentation
You receive the entity structure, budget, permits and schedule.
Notarial deed
The participation is executed before a Dutch notary.
Reporting to exit
Quarterly progress reporting until the project settles.
Questions we are asked first
How is a participation different from buying a property?+
A participation is a financial position in a development entity. You do not own a specific home, you do not receive keys, and you cannot occupy or let a unit. Returns come from the result of the project, not from a property you hold.
What safeguards are in place?+
Each project is held in a separate Spanish entity with its own accounts. Client funds for off-plan purchases are held under bank guarantee as required by Spanish law. Participations are documented by a Dutch notary.
What durations are typical?+
Development participations generally run between 24 and 48 months, matched to the construction and sales schedule of the specific project.
What are the risks?+
Construction delay, cost inflation, permitting and a slower sales market can all reduce or postpone returns. Capital is at risk and past project results are not a guarantee of future outcomes.
Discuss a participation with Marc Elzinga
An initial conversation covers your horizon, the current project pipeline and the documentation you would receive before committing anything.
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