
Uriarte 2200 Tower
Twenty-two storey building with one, two and three room apartments. Foundations stage completed; structure works confirmed to start in the first quarter of 2026.
Real estate crowdlending · Buenos Aires 2026
We bring together people, partial contributions and verified developments in a single place. Towers, refurbishments, urban plans and new homes stop being reserved for large funds.

Overview

Collective funding applied to the Argentine real estate sector offers a different route into the market: instead of requiring a large upfront capital, it allows several people to contribute partial amounts and support residential works, building refurbishments, neighbourhood improvements and new housing projects.
The entire journey takes place in a digital environment. Each user reviews the published initiatives, compares timelines and conditions and decides on their own how much to contribute. Contributions are pooled and assigned to a specific development; once the stated terms are met, the results are distributed among participants in proportion to what they contributed.
Within the Argentine context — sustained housing demand, urban growth and close attention to property value — this model has gained visibility as an alternative form of participation. Real estate is no longer perceived as a field reserved for large developers, institutional funds or high-net-worth investors.
The range of projects is wide: apartment towers, housing complexes, refurbishments of older buildings, urbanisation works and developments of varying scales. That variety allows participation to be adapted to very different profiles, budgets and time horizons.
How it works
Review the available works on the dashboard, with timelines, conditions and the intended use of the funds.
You decide how much to contribute. A large upfront capital is not required.
Check the evolution of the work in real time from the same participation dashboard.
Once the terms are met, the result is distributed among participants in proportion to their contribution.
The route is straightforward: you enter the platform, review the available opportunities, choose the one that fits your criteria and confirm the amount. From the same dashboard you follow the progress of the work, see how the funds are used, check the estimated timelines and access the participation conditions.
When the development completes its cycle or reaches the stated objectives, the corresponding result is distributed according to your contribution. In this way, real estate crowdlending combines technology, collaborative funding and simpler access to the property market.
More than a passing trend, this model reflects a renewed way of relating to the sector in Argentina. Its main contribution is to open the door to projects that for years were out of reach for individual participants.
We work to keep every stage clear, verifiable and easy to follow. At any time you can review how your contribution is being applied, the stage the work is in and the rules under which you participate. All participation involves risks and the results depend on the evolution of each project.
Participating also means supporting initiatives that renew neighbourhoods, strengthen urban infrastructure and create new places to live. It is a way of seeking a return while contributing to the development of the cities.
We built this space so that approaching Argentine real estate becomes more understandable, more transparent and more participatory. Our goal is to offer clear information about the local property market and tools that help you decide with your own criteria.
Projects
A landscape of more than thirty residential developments tracked during 2026 across Buenos Aires, Córdoba, Rosario, Mendoza and other Argentine markets.

Twenty-two storey building with one, two and three room apartments. Foundations stage completed; structure works confirmed to start in the first quarter of 2026.

Two eighteen-storey towers with shared amenities, gym, laundry and parking. Collective funding of the finishing stage.

Refurbishment of an eighteen-ninety-eight historical building into residential units, keeping the listed façade and heritage structure.

Urbanisation project with ninety plots, internal streets, electrical grid and drinking water. Asphalt stage and LED lighting ready for tender.

Nine functional units of two and three rooms with private outdoor space. Suitable for a first property or medium-term participation.

Sixteen-storey tower with views over the Limay River. Sales stage open, with collective funding for windows and technical flooring.
Transparency

Each initiative includes a descriptive memorandum, physical-financial schedule and framework participation contract, available before contributing.
We publish progress reports with technical inspections, dated photographs and periodic updates on the state of the work and the use of the funds.
All participation involves risks. Results depend on the evolution of each project and on factors of the local property market.
We operate under the regime of Collective Funding Service Providers of the National Securities Commission (CNV) of Argentina.
Frequently asked questions
Nuvaleqo is an Argentine real estate crowdlending platform that brings together people interested in contributing partial amounts to residential projects, refurbishments, urban plans and new housing across the country.
We do not require a large upfront capital. Each user decides how much to contribute within the conditions stated for every project.
From the personal dashboard you see the use of the funds, estimated timelines, photographic reports, technical inspections and the current participation conditions.
Once the stated terms are met, the corresponding result is distributed among the participants in proportion to their contribution to that specific development.
Yes. All participation involves risks and the results depend on the evolution of each project and on the Argentine property market context.
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