Crowdfunding
La Premiere Brique Offers the Possibility to Invest in Corsica Starting from 1€
La Première Brique, a real estate crowdfunding platform, is launching its largest campaign ever, aiming to raise €3.298 million for the Dolce Notte project in Saint-Florent, near Bastia. Investors can contribute from €1 with a 11.5% annual return. The project involves upgrading a villa and hotel, targeting a €1.2 million profit within 10 months.
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La Premiere Brique, a crowdfunding platform specializing in real estate, is launching the largest collection in its history, at €3.298 million. The real estate project, called Dolce Notte, is located in Saint-Florent, near Bastia and is led by an experienced operator.
As part of the fundraising carried out on its platform, La Première Brique offers individuals the opportunity to invest from €1 in this project with a rate of return of 11.5% per year.
Thanks to La Premiere Brique, everyone can invest in real estate in Corsica
The Dolce Notte project consists of the purchase of a villa with 5 rooms with a total area of 150 m² on the seafront and a hotel (buildings and business) with 20 keys with an area of 730 m². The aim of the project is to resell the villa as is. As for the hotel and its business, they will be sold with a building permit already obtained and purged of all appeals, allowing an extension of 413 m², the construction of a restaurant and a swimming pool. The hotel will thus go from 3 to 4 stars.
This operation targets a cost price of €4.76 million and a turnover of €5.95 million, thus generating a margin of €1.2 million, or 20% of turnover after financing. The expected duration of this operation is between 4 and 18 months with a target duration of 10 months.
“This new collection is an important step in our fight for an efficient and secure investment open to as many people as possible! The experience of the project leader, the mortgage coverage on properties in the inner suburbs of Paris as well as the simplicity of the project were decisive in our decision to offer this historic project to our community of 48,000 investors,” explained Hugo Berthe, President of The First Brick.
Already 48,000 investors on La Premiere Brique, in 5 years
In five years, the startup La Premiere Brique, has gained the trust of more than 48,000 investors. The startup’s managers treat a person who invests €1 or €10,000 in the same way.
“Our support and our responsiveness are the same whatever the profile of the investor,” explained Hugo Berthe, very attached to the philosophy of La Premiere Brique according to which each investor or “bricklayer” and each project leader is unique.
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