Houses and residences
Mid-market and premium housing developments across the Bajío region, Yucatán Peninsula, Baja California and Greater Mexico City.
Mexico City · Real Estate 2026
Invest in Mexican real estate development via crowdlending
Connect directly with housing, industrial facilities, commercial spaces and corporate projects, backed by real estate collateral and offering attractive returns denominated in Mexican pesos.
- MXN $1.24 B
- Capital deployed in 2025
- 68
- Projects funded
- 11.8%
- Average annualised return
- 17,300+
- Registered investors
Torre Reforma · Ciudad de México, CDMX
The model
What is real estate crowdlending?
Real estate crowdlending is a collective financing model where multiple investors pool capital to fund real estate projects in exchange for fixed or variable interest returns, backed directly by mortgage collateral or a guarantee trust over the property.
Unlike a traditional purchase, you don't acquire a full property: you lend capital to the developer and receive periodic interest until the project matures. Mexico's Fintech Law regulates this activity under the Collective Financing Institution (IFC) figure.
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Real diversification
Participate from MXN $5,000 across different projects, cities and real estate asset classes.
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Tangible collateral
Every loan is backed by the developed property or by a guarantee trust registered before a Mexican notary public.
3
Transparent returns
Target rate, term, payment schedule and construction progress published in your investor dashboard.
The process
How our crowdlending works
Four clear steps to go from curious to active investor in the Mexican real estate market.
01
Rigorous project screening
We evaluate the legal, financial and technical viability of every property. Less than 6% of the submissions we receive pass our risk committee.
02
Contribute from MXN $5,000
Invest in fractions of institutional-grade projects with an accessible ticket. Filter by term, city, asset type or target yield.
03
Real estate collateral
The property or a guarantee trust backs each loan. All legal documentation is available in your digital dossier.
04
Periodic returns
Receive monthly or quarterly interest payments and principal at maturity, deposited directly into your registered Mexican CLABE account.
Portfolio
Property types we finance
Every asset is located, appraised and audited by certified Mexican surveyors before publication.
Apartment towers
Multifamily vertical housing in Mexico City, Monterrey, Guadalajara, Querétaro and Puebla focused on institutional rental and sale.
Industrial plants & factories
Logistics and industrial parks near USMCA corridors: Nuevo León, Coahuila, Chihuahua, Guanajuato and Estado de México.
Retail units & business plazas
Convenience retail, boutique offices and mixed-use plazas with long-term lease agreements from anchor tenants.
2026 outlook
Why invest in Mexican real estate?
Mexico is consolidating as the most dynamic real estate investment destination in Latin America for 2026, driven by nearshoring, urban development and structural housing demand.
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Expanding nearshoring
Over USD $45 billion in announced industrial investments during 2024-2025 are fuelling demand for warehouses and housing across the northern and Bajío states.
02
Structural housing deficit
Mexico needs more than 8 million new homes by 2030 according to sector estimates, generating sustained demand for serious developers.
03
Fintech legal framework
The Law to Regulate Financial Technology Institutions (2018) provides oversight from CNBV, Bank of Mexico and CONDUSEF over collective financing platforms.
04
Mexican peso and real protection
MXN-denominated yields with physical collateral: when financial volatility rises, local real estate assets preserve real value.
Trust
We operate to institutional standards
Independent credit committee
Analysts certified in real estate risk and quarterly external audit by a licensed Mexican public accounting firm.
Guarantee trusts
The lent capital is ring-fenced in a trust administered by an authorised Mexican fiduciary institution.
CNBV and bureau reporting
We comply with regulatory reporting, anti-money-laundering rules and identity validation under article 58 of the Fintech Law.
Full transparency
Every investor accesses the full project file: deeds, permits, appraisals, construction progress and financial statements.
Waiting list
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