As we close the third quarter of 2025, InRento continues to strengthen its position as Europe’s leading buy-to-let crowdfunding platform. By the end of Q3 2025, investors have financed projects exceeding EUR 62 million, and total profit paid out has surpassed EUR 6.1 million.
Five years ago, we started with a simple idea – to make property investing accessible, transparent, and predictable. Today, we’re delivering on that promise at a European scale: six active markets, record-breaking repayments, and a 0% default rate since inception.
Q3 2025 in Numbers
- Number of new investment opportunities: 24;
- Average return p.a.: 11.38%;
- Repaid amount of principal investments: EUR 6,875,809;
- Default and late projects: 0;
- Amount financed: EUR 13,314,149.
Over EUR 6 Million Paid Out – Consistency and Stability
Since 2020, InRento investors have earned EUR 6,103,664 in profit, with EUR 18.5 million in total realised investments. These results are not a coincidence – they are the product of disciplined underwriting, conservative project selection, and a focus on long-term value creation.
Even as our operations expand internationally, our core remains unchanged: we finance projects that preserve capital through tangible, mortgage-backed assets.
Record-Breaking Repayments – Proof of Portfolio Strength
This quarter was particularly rewarding, with two major milestones that underline the quality of our portfolio.
Floatel, Vilnius – Lithuania’s first floating hotel, fully realised
The Floatel, Vilnius project exceeded expectations, achieving an average annual return of 10.87%, compared to the projected 10%.
In total, EUR 1,273,000 was returned to investors, including over EUR 50,000 in capital gains. As Lithuania’s first floating hotel, this project illustrates how unique and innovative concepts – when paired with solid fundamentals – can deliver both strong returns and stability.
Largest single repayment in InRento’s history
Another remarkable milestone came with the early full repayment of three Vilnius-based buy-to-let projects – K129, Apartments 127, and Urban Living – developed by K129 Living, UAB, a team with over two decades of real estate experience.
In total, investors received:
- EUR 1,586,400 in principal;
- EUR 212,042.74 in historical profit;
- All repayments ahead of schedule.
These projects achieved annual returns ranging from 9% to 10.75%, plus an additional 1.5% capital gain, perfectly reflecting our strategy: financing undervalued, income-generating properties with high occupancy and long-term appreciation potential.
First Financing of a Publicly Listed Company – Alvernia Planet, Krakow
InRento reached another major milestone this quarter by financing its first project with a publicly listed company – the EUR 3.65 million Alvernia Planet complex near Krakow, Poland.
The project is owned by KCI S.A., listed on the Warsaw Stock Exchange and part of Gremi International Group, which manages assets exceeding EUR 87 million.
Alvernia Planet – a futuristic 16,800 m² dome-shaped cinema, exhibition, and event complex – is set to become a modern museum of culture and cinema education, featuring the world’s largest 360° interactive cinema.
The loan is secured by a first-rank mortgage on a property valued at over EUR 17 million, with a conservative LTV of 21%, offering investors 10.25 – 11.5% fixed annual interest plus a 1.5% capital gain at maturity.
Since 2023, investors in InRento’s Polish projects have already earned over EUR 800,000 in interest, reaffirming Poland’s position as one of our most dynamic and high-performing markets.
Geographic Diversification and Long-Term Vision
InRento’s footprint now spans six European countries – Lithuania, Poland, Ireland, Spain, Italy, and Latvia – giving investors access to well-diversified, asset-backed opportunities in markets with strong economic fundamentals. Our recent entry into Latvia further strengthens this international strategy, and as we look ahead, we continue to build local presence, partnerships, and market expertise to support sustainable growth across the continent.
