Mexico City
CompletedResidencial Mirador Polanco
Vertical residential · 84 units
- Indicative annual rate
- 13.4% MXN annual
- Term (months)
- 24 months
Real estate crowdlending · Mexico
Collective real estate financing for demanding investors
Access carefully curated urban development projects in Mexico. Diversify your capital, generate passive income and protect your wealth against inflation through tangible assets.
- Compliance with CNBV and local regulation
- Indicative rates 11% – 16% MXN per year
- Typical terms: 12 to 36 months
🇲🇽 Mercado · México
CDMX · Guadalajara · Monterrey · Cancún
Platform operating indicators
Consolidated figures as of the close of fiscal year 2025 and operating indicators for the first quarter of 2026.
- Capital placed in projects
- MXN 1,840 M
- Average gross annualised return
- 14.2%
- Projects closed with full repayment
- 42
- Investors registered on the platform
- 11,300+
Methodology
How crowdlending works, step by step
A transparent participatory financing model focused on established developers in the real estate sector and applied technology.
- 01
Origination and analysis
We receive applications from developers with a track record. Our risk team assesses mortgage collateral, financial viability, municipal permits and local market absorption.
- 02
Legal structuring
Each project is structured through a loan agreement secured by a mortgage, an administrative trust or assignment of collection rights formalised before a Mexican notary public.
- 03
Participatory subscription
Subscribed investors contribute tickets from MXN 5,000 until the funding goal is reached. Capital is released to the developer against verifiable milestones.
- 04
Monitoring and reporting
You receive monthly construction progress reports, financial statements and sales updates. Interest payments follow the contractual schedule.
- 05
Capital and interest repayment
At maturity, the developer returns the borrowed principal plus the agreed interest, according to the sales flow and the liquidation of the trust.
Representative projects
Real estate and technology applied to urban development
A sample of representative projects from the portfolio operated during fiscal year 2025. Active opportunities are delivered in the requested catalogue.
Guadalajara, Jalisco
ActivePlaza Comercial Valle Real
Commercial · 6,200 sqm leasable
- Indicative annual rate
- 12.1% MXN annual
- Term (months)
- 30 months
Monterrey, Nuevo León
ActiveTorre Corporativa Reforma Sur
Class A offices · 14 floors
- Indicative annual rate
- 15.7% MXN annual
- Term (months)
- 36 months
Cancún, Quintana Roo
FundedConjunto Habitacional Aldea Cancún
Vertical residential · 120 units
- Indicative annual rate
- 14.6% MXN annual
- Term (months)
- 28 months
Why Valerionexus
A platform built for transparency
Real collateral
Each operation has a first-lien mortgage guarantee or an administrative trust with assignment of rights.
Independent risk committee
Applications are assessed by a committee with banking, legal and civil works experience before publication.
Auditable information
Consolidated financial statements are audited annually by a firm registered with the CNBV.
Regulatory compliance
We operate under the provisions applicable to Collective Financing Institutions in accordance with current Mexican regulation.
Indicative calculator
Simulate your participation
Reference estimate. The effective return will depend on the selected project, the term and the contractual conditions signed before a notary public.
- Indicative annual rate
- 14.2%
- Estimated interest
- $42,600
- Capital + interest at maturity
- $192,600
Returns are not guaranteed and depend on the performance of the underlying project.
Financial education: tangible assets
Introductory guide to project financing
Material prepared by our analyst team for investors who want to understand the logic of real estate crowdlending.
Crowdlending models in Mexico: regulatory framework
A review of the Law to Regulate Financial Technology Institutions (Fintech Law) and the provisions applicable to collective real estate debt financing.
Criteria for diversifying capital
How to distribute your portfolio across cities, property types (residential, commercial, industrial) and terms to reduce cash flow volatility.
Participatory investment versus traditional vehicles
A comparison between REITs, closed-end funds, crowdlending and direct ownership. Advantages and limitations of each vehicle according to the investor profile.
Real estate assets as inflation hedge
Analysis of INEGI historical series on urban real estate prices and their correlation with the National Consumer Price Index.
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