Rendity

Rendity, is more than just an investment platform—it’s a pioneer in the European real estate market and revolutionizes investing. Investors can create tailored portfolios with diverse real estate projects.

1. Any person with a bank account within the European Union (EU) can make investments on our platform upon reaching the age of 18.
2. Companies with a bank account within the European Union (EU) can also invest.

1. Development Projects: Investors can fund new construction or renovation projects. These typically offer a higher potential return due to the increased risks associated with development projects, such as construction delays or cost overruns. However, these risks are mitigated by thorough due diligence on each project.
2. Income Properties: These are existing properties that generate steady rental income. The return on these investments is typically more predictable and stable, and income is usually distributed to investors on a regular basis.
3. Savings-Plan: Rendity’s savings-plan is designed for investors who want to regularly invest smaller amounts in real estate projects. This approach allows investors to gradually build a diversified portfolio with their chosen investment frequency and amount. It is an ideal way to capitalize on the power of compound interest over time, potentially leading to substantial growth in the long term. It’s a flexible plan, allowing you to adjust or stop your contributions at any time.
4. Bond: Rendity also offers real estate bonds as an investment opportunity. A bond is essentially a loan that an investor provides to a real estate project or company. In return for the loan, the investor receives regular interest payments for a defined period, and the initial investment (the principal) is repaid at the end of the bond term. Bonds can offer a stable return and are generally considered a lower-risk investment compared to equity investments. However, it’s essential to remember that all investments carry some level of risk, and investors should thoroughly review each bond’s terms and conditions before investing.