"The fact that we have around 30 investment funds under management means that we are able to access the needs and profile of each operation.
It is a fact that in 2023 the real estate sector will face a shortage of land and rising costs, with a low level - in general - of developer indebtedness. Credit will continue to flow for viable projects and it is undeniable that real estate is set to become one of the economic engines for the coming months, with no falls in the price of new residential construction expected.
There is still the pending challenge of the lack of land and the need to activate urban planning, problems that are linked to excessive bureaucracy in public administrations and that end up having a negative effect on investment. The lack of new housing supply is essentially due to the shortage of land and a slight increase in prices due to the structural imbalance between supply and demand, according to the general consensus of experts in the sector.
Thus, these voices point out that "Now is the time for urban planning, and insofar as the price of land is skyrocketing, and in some areas there is no land to build on, nor is there any land available for development, we must take advantage of the moment to speed up urban planning procedures and activate new developments, so that there is no shortage of raw materials"..
Unlike other corporations that reduce alternative financing to developer lending, DEXTER offers loans for the purchase of land, providing up to 50% of the capital that the entrepreneur needs to buy a plot of land. In this regard, the company's CEO, Yeidy Ramírez, stresses that "The fact that we have around thirty investment funds as managers means that we can access the needs and specific profile of each operation, with enormous flexibility, and facilitate access to capital provided by the fund that is most clearly interested and oriented, in this case, towards land for final use".says Ramirez.
