Summer is usually a quieter period for InRento. This year, it was the opposite.
At the end of May 2026, the total amount funded through the platform crossed EUR 100 million. Three months later, by the end of August, it had reached EUR 124 million.
The pace of growth is also accelerating. It took InRento more than five years to fund its first EUR 50 million. The next EUR 50 million was reached in less than a year.
July was InRento's fastest-growing month
July became the fastest-growing month in InRento’s history, with more than EUR 10 million funded during the month alone.
InRento currently finances real estate projects worth approximately EUR 8 million per month. Alongside this growth, the platform has maintained a 0% default rate since 2020, while the average return for investors stands at 11.59%.
The combination of larger projects, broader geographical reach, and strong investor demand helped make this summer one of the strongest periods in InRento’s history.
European real estate projects drove summer growth
Approximately half of the amount funded over the summer was allocated to projects in Poland. These included an operating hotel in Gdansk and a retail park conversion project in Szczecin.
InRento also entered the Finnish market during the summer. Its first project, Noa Villas, Finland, attracted EUR 5 million, making it one of the largest projects in the platform's history.
The remaining amount was allocated to projects in Romania, Lithuania, and Italy. By asset type, income-generating hotels and resort properties accounted for a significant share of the projects funded during this period.
The availability of several larger projects was one of the main drivers behind the summer growth. In particular, investors gained access to income-generating properties in Poland and Finland, while InRento’s presence across eight European markets provided a broader choice of countries and project types.
More markets, more ways to diversify
This wider geographical reach gives investors more opportunities to spread their investments across different markets – something we increasingly see supporting reinvestment on the platform.
This summer, investors could diversify across projects in Poland, Finland, Romania, Lithuania, and Italy, while also choosing between operating hotels, resort properties, and commercial real estate projects.
With InRento now active in eight European markets, investors can build exposure to different countries, property types, and project strategies within the same platform.
Diversification does not eliminate investment risk, but spreading capital across different projects and markets can help reduce concentration in a single investment.
Lower deposit rates are changing investor choices
The wider interest-rate environment has also contributed to growing investor interest.
As returns offered by bank deposits decrease, fixed-return alternatives are becoming more relevant for investors looking for ways to put their capital to work.
Selected loans available through InRento currently offer fixed annual returns of between 9% and 11.5% and are secured by a first-charge mortgage.
This is particularly notable considering the timing. Summer has historically been a quieter period for InRento, yet July became the strongest month in the platform's history by funded amount.
More than EUR 35 million returned to investors
Funding new projects is only one side of the platform’s growth. Returning capital from successfully completed investments is just as important.
To date, more than EUR 35 million in capital has been returned to InRento investors, while the profit earned by investors has exceeded EUR 11.7 million.
In August alone, more than EUR 1.3 million was returned.
Future growth will continue to depend on the availability of projects that meet InRento’s assessment and risk-management criteria. At the current pace, reaching EUR 150 million in total funded amount by the end of 2026 or early 2027 remains a realistic next milestone.
For InRento, however, the funded amount is only part of the picture. The ability to successfully complete projects and return investors’ capital remains one of the key measures of the platform’s performance.
