Q2 2026 was one of the strongest quarters in InRento's history, not only in growth, but in what that growth represents.
We have now surpassed EUR 106.4 million in total funded real estate investments, paid out more than EUR 10 million in profit to investors, and expanded to eight European markets. It took us more than five years to reach the first EUR 50 million and less than one year to reach the next EUR 50 million. That acceleration reflects growing investor confidence and rising demand for well-structured, predictable real estate investments across Europe.
Q2 2026 in Numbers
- Total amount funded: EUR 106.4M+;
- New investments funded in Q2: EUR 16.4M+;
- Investor earnings in Q2: EUR 1.7M+;
- Returned capital in Q2: EUR 4.1M+;
- Average return: 11.68% p.a.;
- Capital loss: 0 EUR.
2026 Year-to-Date
- New investments funded: EUR 34.03M+;
- Investor earnings: EUR 3.08M+;
- Returned capital: EUR 8M+;
- Capital loss: 0 EUR.
Over EUR 10 Million Paid Out to Investors
Expected returns are projections. What matters is what actually reaches investors' accounts and InRento has now paid out more than EUR 10 million in profit. This figure reflects the full investment cycle: capital deployed, projects executed, interest paid, and principal returned.
Our average return stands at 11.68% p.a., built on disciplined underwriting, conservative project selection, and projects with clear repayment sources. Our goal is not to finance as many projects as possible, but to finance projects whose risks we can assess, whose collateral we understand, and whose repayment logic is clear.
Romania – the Main Strategic Focus of Q2 and the Remainder of 2026
The most important development of the quarter was our expansion in Romania.
We believe Romania is one of the most attractive real estate investment markets in Europe today – in many ways, it reminds us of where Lithuania and Poland were ten years ago. Back then, investors could still buy large, well-located assets at very attractive prices. In those markets, that window has largely closed: prime assets are competitive and pricing has tightened.
Romania still offers this window.
This is especially visible in Bucharest, where developers can still acquire large assets in prime areas and reposition them into income-generating commercial, mixed-use, office, or hospitality properties. For InRento investors, this creates a compelling combination: strong locations, tangible real estate, attractive entry valuations, and clear potential to create value through renovation and professional asset management.
Importantly, the investment case is not built only on future price growth. Romania has strong demand from international tenants, especially for commercial and mixed-use assets – real cash-flow potential backed by a genuine need for modernised, well-located real estate.
Our approach will remain conservative: strong borrowers, clear collateral, conservative loan-to-value ratios, and repayment logic visible from day one. We see Romania, together with Poland, becoming one of InRento's largest markets in the coming years. Poland has already shown how powerful this combination can be. We believe Romania can follow a similar path – and investors entering now are positioned at the early stage of that curve.
Royal Palace, Bucharest – The Opportunity in Practice
The Royal Palace project reflects exactly what we look for in Romania: a large, well-located asset in a prime area of the capital – the kind of property that has become increasingly difficult to acquire on attractive terms in more mature CEE markets.
When the entry price is attractive, the location is strong, and the asset has clear repositioning potential, the investment structure becomes more resilient. The project is not only backed by real estate; it is backed by a property where value can be created through execution.
Finland and Italy – Strengthening Diversification
Finland adds exposure to one of Europe's most stable and transparent real estate markets, with strong investor protections and attractive potential in tourism-driven rental assets such as Lapland. In Italy, following the successful launch of our first projects: a 4-star hotel in Catania, Sicily, and a project in Cesano Maderno in the Milan region, we are expanding operations, including a physical office scheduled to open within 2026. Many Italian assets,: from hospitality to student housing and residential conversions, still require renovation or repositioning, which fits InRento's model closely.
Across all markets, conversion projects remain central to our strategy. When a building already exists, investors are not financing a concept on paper. The asset is tangible, timelines are shorter, and the path to income generation is clearer.
No Investor Capital Loss. Across All Markets.
As of Q2 2026, InRento maintains a 0% default rate across all historical loans and no investor capital loss to date. We have expanded across eight countries and operated through changing market conditions while keeping the same risk discipline at the centre of every decision. Investor trust is built by repeatable results, quarter after quarter.
Looking Ahead
Romania will remain our top strategic priority for the rest of 2026. Entry prices per square metre are still attractive, locations are strong, and tenant demand is real. This window will not stay open forever.
For investors, this means more opportunities to diversify across countries, asset types, and income sources - through a platform built on transparency, monthly income, strong collateral, and disciplined underwriting. If you have been considering increasing your allocation, the current pipeline, led by Romania & Poland, is one of the strongest we have ever offered.
Thank you for your continued trust.
Kind regards,
Gustas Germanavičius
Founder of InRento
