Consaba offers project financing for residential construction and develops customized financial models for real estate development projects.
The global residential construction market exceeded USD 4 trillion in 2017, showing an average annual growth rate of 10% before the pandemic.
Currently, as global economic forecasts improve, there is a rise in investments in BTR (Build to Rent) and BTS (Build to Sell), and developers are looking to implement more residential construction projects through project financing (PF).
There are many options for financing residential construction.
In addition to self-financing, developers can choose to finance through long-term bank loans or equity financing, as well as comprehensive project financing tools through a Special Purpose Vehicle (SPV).
Choosing the right form of financing for an investment project can be crucial to the success of the project, so it is important for sponsors to properly allocate risks.
Residential construction financing in different countries develops in its own ways, ranging from non-repayable financing from government and local budgets to free market mechanisms.
Government policy and social necessity, balanced by competition for financial resources and the dynamically changing demand for housing, create a complex and contradictory market for modern residential construction, unique to each region of the world.
Due to the investment specificity of real estate and the fact that it serves as a reliable capital protection, numerous financial schemes have been developed to finance real estate investments. The system of financing residential construction investments, in addition to satisfying the commercial goals of stakeholders, fulfills important socio-economic objectives.
Consaba offers the organization of project financing for residential construction and long-term real estate loans under flexible conditions.
Our experts are ready to support the development of your business anywhere in the world, including Russia, the EU, the USA and Canada, Latin America, Africa, the UAE and the Middle East, India, China, and Southeast Asia.