The real estate sector is increasingly fuelled by alternative financing.
Nobody doubts that the real estate market in Spain is going through a great moment. In the hotel sector, no doubt, but also in booming sectors such as logistics. In the office sector, changes have been brought about by the changes in the use of these spaces in the post-pandemic scenario. And, in the residential sector, the constant purchase of housing by foreigners is contributing greatly to the stabilisation and dynamisation of the market, not only in coastal areas or large cities.
Institutional investment funds and family offices systematically analyse the multiple investment alternatives to which they have access in order to efficiently and responsibly allocate their capital, which they hope will contribute to the development of a company while generating their own economic return.
In this sense, and for more than five years now, DEXTER has established itself as a leader in private equity financing, making one of its mainstays the provision of capital to entrepreneurs operating in the real estate sector. It is an indisputable fact that for the development of any project it is vital to attract financial resources, and it is an indisputable fact that for traditional banks lending to entrepreneurs has long ceased to be a 'star product'.
DEXTER, as a financial management and brokerage company, has proven over the years that Spain (as an investment location), the real estate sector (as an industry) and, in particular, the residential development sector (as a type of real estate investment) are sufficiently competitive in the current economic environment.
In this regard, the company's Director of Risk Analysis, José Enrique Chasserot, concludes that "beyond the financing we offer to companies in all productive sectors, there is a tremendously stable line which is real estate financing: there is a market with solid foundations and good prospects for the future", concludes Chasserot.
The real estate sector, increasingly fueled by alternative financing
No one doubts that the real estate market in Spain is going through a great moment. In the hotel sector without a doubt, but also in booming sectors such as logistics. In relation to the office sector, there have been changes motivated by the changes in the use of these spaces in the post-pandemic scenario. And, in the residential sector, the constant purchase of housing by foreigners is contributing greatly to the stabilization and dynamization of the market, not only in coastal areas or large cities.
Institutional investment funds and family offices are systematically analyzing the multiple investment alternatives available to them in order to efficiently and responsibly allocate their capital, with which they hope to contribute to the development of a company while generating their own economic return.
In this sense, and already for more than five years, DEXTER has become a leader in private equity financing, making one of its strongholds precisely the provision of capital to entrepreneurs operating in real estate. It is an indisputable fact that for the development of any project it is vital to attract economic resources, and it is an indisputable fact that for traditional banks the loan to the entrepreneur has long ceased to be a 'star product'.
DEXTER, as a financial management and intermediation company, has proven over the years that Spain (as an investment location), the real estate sector (as an industry) and, in particular, the residential development sector (as a type of real estate investment) are sufficiently competitive in the current economic environment.
In this sense, the company's Director of Risk Analysis, José Enrique Chasserot, concludes that "beyond the financing we offer to companies in all productive sectors, there is a tremendously stable line of real estate financing: there is a market with solid foundations and good prospects for the future", concludes Chasserot.
