Civislend channelled more than €96 million into property projects during the first half of 2026, 55% more than in the same period the previous year. The platform financed 38 developments, representing a year-on-year increase of 46%, according to figures provided by the company.
The transactions, which are currently ongoing, comprise around 600 homes and have an expected average return of 15.39%, with an approximate duration of 16 months. Each project attracted an average of 1,154 investors.
Although residential property accounted for part of the activity, capital was also channelled into hotels, garages, industrial units, rural properties, commercial premises, land and luxury assets, as part of a strategy aimed at diversifying the types of assets financed.
The geographical distribution covered projects in Mallorca, Madrid, Málaga, Almería, Alicante, Seville and Girona. The platform also maintained its presence in Portugal through a new launch in Porto, continuing its activity in the Portuguese market.
Íñigo Torroba, CEO of Civislend, believes that the growth recorded during the half-year reflects the increasing uptake of property crowdlending amongst retail investors, who are incorporating this model into their savings and alternative financing strategies.
Since its launch, the platform has financed 183 projects with a cumulative value of €361 million. According to its figures, the transactions completed to date have yielded an average annual return of 13.8% and have lasted approximately 15 months.
