Urbanitae

Family offices and promoters take 5% of Urbanitae and value it at 200 million.

Institutional Capital Inflow and Reorganization

The real estate crowdfunding platform Urbanitae has successfully closed the first phase of its capital reorganization process that began last summer, consolidating a valuation of around 200 million euros.

This operation, formalized in December, consisted of the sale of approximately 5% of the company's capital. The new incoming partners are mainly family offices and real estate developers, who have acquired stakes with tickets ranging from 1 to 2 million euros each, totaling nearly 10 million in total investment in this tranche.

The reorganization allows some historical shareholders to exit and new institutional profiles to enter, thereby strengthening Urbanitae’s growth model and its access to a greater volume of opportunities in the real estate market.

Owners and Next Steps

The control of the company will remain in the hands of the founding management team. Among the current shareholders are its founders —Diego Bestard and Jorge Gutiérrez— as well as venture capital funds like KFund and All Iron Ventures and, since 2022, the private banking entity Andbank España.

The company has expressed its intention to continue with a second phase of the capital round, with an additional 5%–10% intended for the entry of another institutional investor with whom conversations are already ongoing.

Operational Expansion and New Investment Vehicles

Beyond changes in its shareholding, Urbanitae is also transforming its operational structure. The firm has received authorization from the National Securities Market Commission (CNMV) to operate as a management company for collective investment institutions under the name Urbanitae Asset Management SGIIC, S.A..

Thanks to this new authorization, the platform will be able to enable three complementary investment pathways:

  • Crowdfunding or traditional collective investment.

  • Urbanitae Direct Investments, for direct investments in individual assets.

  • Investment funds or management of collective investment institutions.

International Presence and Performance

Urbanitae continues its international expansion, operating not only in Spain and Portugal but also in France and Italy. With a strategy that combines debt and equity projects, the company continues to establish itself as one of the most dynamic players in alternative real estate investment in Europe.

Moreover, the firm has surpassed 300 million euros invested in real estate projects by the end of 2025, with an average annual return of around 12.2% in the completed projects.

Institutional Capital Inflow and Reorganization

The real estate crowdfunding platform Urbanitae has successfully closed the first phase of its capital reorganization process that began last summer, consolidating a valuation of around 200 million euros.

This operation, formalized in December, consisted of the sale of approximately 5% of the company's capital. The new incoming partners are mainly family offices and real estate developers, who have acquired stakes with tickets ranging from 1 to 2 million euros each, totaling nearly 10 million in total investment in this tranche.

The reorganization allows some historical shareholders to exit and new institutional profiles to enter, thereby strengthening Urbanitae’s growth model and its access to a greater volume of opportunities in the real estate market.

Owners and Next Steps

The control of the company will remain in the hands of the founding management team. Among the current shareholders are its founders —Diego Bestard and Jorge Gutiérrez— as well as venture capital funds like KFund and All Iron Ventures and, since 2022, the private banking entity Andbank España.

The company has expressed its intention to continue with a second phase of the capital round, with an additional 5%–10% intended for the entry of another institutional investor with whom conversations are already ongoing.

Operational Expansion and New Investment Vehicles

Beyond changes in its shareholding, Urbanitae is also transforming its operational structure. The firm has received authorization from the National Securities Market Commission (CNMV) to operate as a management company for collective investment institutions under the name Urbanitae Asset Management SGIIC, S.A..

Thanks to this new authorization, the platform will be able to enable three complementary investment pathways:

  • Crowdfunding or traditional collective investment.

  • Urbanitae Direct Investments, for direct investments in individual assets.

  • Investment funds or management of collective investment institutions.

International Presence and Performance

Urbanitae continues its international expansion, operating not only in Spain and Portugal but also in France and Italy. With a strategy that combines debt and equity projects, the company continues to establish itself as one of the most dynamic players in alternative real estate investment in Europe.

Moreover, the firm has surpassed 300 million euros invested in real estate projects by the end of 2025, with an average annual return of around 12.2% in the completed projects.

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