Invest in new-build in Spain, with a full cycle

With NEXEVO you enter from 10,000 € in tokenized projects, where participation in the development is split into smaller parts. For direct entry into a development, the contribution starts at 100,000 €. In both cases the average cycle is about 12 months and the target return sits between 15% and 20% a year, with no guaranteed result.

No. The target return sits between 15 and 20% a year, but it is not a guarantee. The result depends on each project.

NEXEVO analyses the opportunity, structures the capital required and executes the project — construction, documentation and marketing included — under a single contract and one accountable team.

In direct participation in a development, the exit happens at the close of the cycle, when the scheme is marketed and settled. In tokenized projects participation is split and may be transferred earlier, according to the terms of each issuance. Exit terms are set out in the contract of each operation, before capital is contributed.

The most common delays are licence and construction delays, and they are built into the operation calendar from the start. A delay lengthens the cycle and reduces the annualised return, but it does not change where the capital sits: it stays in the project. The investor follows real progress, with milestones and site photographs, from the NEXEVO portal.

The project’s planning, technical and economic feasibility is studied, along with the capital needed at each stage and the risks identified, before the operation is structured and opened to investors.

It depends on the entry vehicle and on the investor’s tax residence. In general, income obtained by non-residents is taxed under the Non-Resident Income Tax, and there are double-taxation treaties with most countries. NEXEVO does not give tax advice: each operation comes with the documentation the investor needs to review it with their advisor.

By taking part in different projects managed by the same team, each with its own stage, location and capital structure, following the progress of all of them from the same portal.

Yes. Some of NEXEVO’s operations start from urban or developable land, before a built project exists. Planning classification, buildable area and encumbrances are reviewed before the operation is opened to investors.

In the Comunitat Valenciana — Valencia, Alicante and Castellón —, on the rest of the Spanish Mediterranean coast, and in Ibiza and Mallorca. Each location has its own planning and licence timelines, and that is studied before the operation is structured.