Whenever an investor sells a property at a profit, the law requires immediate payment of tax — corporation tax for companies or income tax for individuals. This tax is levied directly on the gain and must be paid to the State before the capital can be reinvested. In practice, this means that the investor is unable to reinvest the entire profit and sees their capacity for asset growth reduced.
Real Estate Investment Funds (FIIs), on the other hand, offer more advantageous tax regimes: they allow capital gains tax to be deferred or substantially reduced, making investment more efficient and sustainable.
With just €50,000, you can participate proportionally in an asset worth €2 million.
An experienced team takes care of the entire process — acquisition, refurbishment, letting and sale — saving you time and worry.
Capital is invested in various properties and areas, minimising exposure to a single asset.
The fund's income (rent and capital gains) is subject to more favourable tax treatment than property held in an individual or company name.
FIIs are regulated by the CMVM, ensuring security, legal compliance and investor protection.