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    Stock.estate crowdfunding platform attracts investments of over one million euros

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    Licensed in the autumn of 2023 by the Financial Supervisory Authority (ASF) and launched for trading in January 2024, Stock.estate reports a total of over one million euros in investments attracted into local real estate assets.

    Stock.estate is a crowdfunding platform—the first of its kind authorized by the ASF in Romania and the only operational platform at the local level so far. Investment in the platform has exceeded half a million euros, and its development process is ongoing.

    The goal of Stock.estate is to offer investment opportunities in the real estate sector, with a minimum investment amount of 100 euros.

    “It has been over a year since our launch on the market, and we are both proud and excited to see how beautifully and organically Romania’s real estate market has grown. Real estate investments are becoming increasingly attractive to Romanians, who are not just looking for a simple investment tool but are doing their research, showing concern, and making the final decision only after having all the necessary information. The steps toward a healthy investment culture may not be large, but every step matters, and the fact that in just one year we’ve managed to reach the one-million-euro milestone shows how much Romania’s real estate market has matured,” states Vicențiu Vlad – Co-founder & CEO of the Stock.estate.

    The platform currently counts over 2,500 registered users (i.e., individuals who have created an account on the platform and consistently accessed information related to the use of the financial investment instrument), more than 220 of whom have made direct investments through the platform, and over 600 active investments across a total of 18 funded real estate projects. According to the platform, the average investment per project is approximately €1,700, while an active investor typically invests around €4,500—equivalent to nearly three placements per year. The largest investor on the platform holds a portfolio worth €75,000.

    The crowdfunding market in Romania shows significant potential, estimated at approximately 200 million euros, thanks to the steadily growing interest from both investors and entrepreneurs.

    “With new regulations that facilitate access and protect investors, crowdfunding platforms in Romania—like Stock.estate—have started gaining traction, offering financing opportunities for the real estate market. This platform not only democratizes access to capital but also enables market validation and project marketing, thus contributing to the development of a dynamic entrepreneurial ecosystem,” says Alexandru Constantin – Co-founder & CTO of Stock.estate.

    According to the co-founders, the company’s expectations for the next year on the Romanian market forecast growth of over 300%, given the increasing interest from local investors.

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