Madrid sees a 10 million euro automobile initiative by AHS, aimed at renovating structures in the city center.
In a recent announcement, AHS, a residential development platform, has unveiled 'AHS Madrid Prime', a new €10 million investment vehicle focused on urban rehabilitation in the heart of Madrid. The project is expected to acquire and reposition between 12 and 15 residential units in the districts of Chamberí, Centro, Retiro, Chamartín, and Tetúan.
AHS Madrid Prime targets prime real estate assets, specifically properties between 150 m² and 300 m² with three to four bedrooms and high-quality finishes. These properties are expected to be refurbished with a focus on functionality, design, and comfort, aligning with the preferences of today's clients.
The investment vehicle is positioned to achieve a net return of 14% in a period of 18 months without financial leverage. This ambitious target underscores AHS's confidence in the potential of Madrid's real estate market, which is currently experiencing rapid price growth, making it the third European city with the highest price growth in high-demand areas.
Daniel Pereda, the regional director of AHS in Madrid, commented on the launch of AHS Madrid Prime, stating, "We see this as a great opportunity in the field of urban rehabilitation. Our aim is to respond to the demand for refurbished housing in the centre of the capital."
This venture is expected to help consolidate AHS's territorial expansion strategy and growth. By 2025, AHS aims to acquire more than 150 assets nationwide.
For more detailed information about AHS Madrid Prime, including specific investment terms and conditions, it is recommended to consult official investment disclosures, fund documentation, or the managing firm's communications.
This news marks an exciting development in Madrid's real estate market, as the supply of new developments represents less than 10% of the available stock. AHS's focus on urban rehabilitation is expected to contribute significantly to the city's housing landscape, providing high-quality, refurbished properties to meet the growing demand.
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The finance-focused business AHS has launched 'AHS Madrid Prime', a €10 million real estate investment vehicle aiming to acquire and reposition 12 to 15 residential units in prime districts of Madrid. This investment, targeting urban rehabilitation, will focus on refurbishing properties with three to four bedrooms, aligning with contemporary clients' preferences for functionality, design, and comfort. This venture is part of AHS's strategy to consolidate its growth and acquire more than 150 assets nationwide by 2025.
