
Traditional real estate investing has often been inaccessible to everyday investors due to high capital requirements, complex legal structures and the challenges of direct property management. Cross-border property investment can also be fragmented and difficult for retail investors to navigate.
SUMMARY
- Traditional real estate investing has often been inaccessible to everyday investors due to high capital requirements, complex legal structures and the challenges of direct property management. Cross-border property investment can also be fragmented and difficult for retail investors to navigate.
InRento is addressing these challenges through a digital real estate crowdfunding platform that enables individuals to invest smaller amounts into professionally managed income generating property projects across Europe.
The platform focuses on asset-backed real estate opportunities in markets including Lithuania, Poland and Spain. Its portfolio includes projects such as building conversions, retrofitting developments, and investments involving publicly listed companies, including the Alvernia Planet film studio in Krakow, Poland.
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Investors generate returns through rental income and potential capital appreciation while borrowers gain access to alternative financing outside traditional banking channels. To date InRento has facilitated more than €100 million in real estate financing across Europe.
Positioning itself as a more flexible and efficient alternative to conventional financing, InRento focuses exclusively on projects that have already secured the required development approvals helping reduce permitting and execution risks for investors.
One of the company’s growing focus areas is office-to-residential conversion projects, as aging office buildings across Europe create opportunities for redevelopment into modern residential spaces such as apartments and lofts.
Gustas Germanavicius, Founder of InRento, said, “Real estate lending has become significantly more expensive. Debt costs have increased substantially since we launched. At the same time, developers, particularly in Eastern Europe, have become much more sophisticated in how they source capital, with access to more options than ever before.”






