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Product ID: 47DR76GP/ Investment Category: Secured Bond

Madrid Riverfront District Redevelopment

Madrid Riverfront District Redevelopment

Issuer: Dutch Regulated Real Estate Income Fund/ Jurisdiction: Netherlands (EU)/ Location: Amsterdam/ Product Type: Secured Bond/ Coupon: 6,45% p.a./ Distribution: Quarterly/ Maturity: 2029/ Issue Size: 100 000 000/ Currency: EUR/ Security Structure: Asset-backed pledges, escrow waterfall, independent security agent




LOT: 2,000.000 EUR



Project Value

LTV Covenant:

58%

Call Option:

After 36 months

Subscription Opens:

Q4 2025

Completion:

Q3 2029



Payment methods
    Madrid Riverfront District Redevelopment

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    Modern Residential Architecture

    This visual illustrates the architectural character of the redevelopment, combining contemporary materials with sustainable façade elements. The building massing creates a balanced rhythm across the street front, supporting long-term value retention. Public-realm improvements enhance liveability and absorption potential across surrounding units.

    ESG-Enhanced Façade Design

    Green balconies introduce improved thermal performance and contribute to reduced energy consumption. Soft landscaping elements enhance microclimate stability around the building envelope. These features align with the project’s BREEAM Excellent sustainability target.

    Premium Residential Interior Standard

    Interior layouts prioritise natural daylight and open-plan living zones for long-term tenant appeal. High-quality finishes and modern glazing systems improve comfort and reduce lifecycle maintenance costs. The visual supports the project’s positioning within Madrid’s upper-mid residential segment.

    Typical Unit Floorplan – Efficient Layout

    This floorplan presents an optimised distribution of private and social spaces, improving functional usability. Circulation zones are minimised to increase net rentable area. Balcony access enhances perceived unit size and supports tenant preference dynamics.

    Site Integration and Access Strategy

    The site plan visualises the relationship between building footprint, park areas, and pedestrian circulation. Landscaping buffers enhance environmental profile and acoustic screening. Vehicular access is routed to minimise traffic interaction with public amenities.

    Parking Layout & Amenities Plan

    The plan illustrates efficient parking allocation and controlled circulation ramp access. Ground-floor amenity zones, including retail and co-working, support mixed-use absorption. External park areas reinforce long-term ESG performance metrics.

    Mobility Readiness and Floor Area Efficiency

    Dedicated EV charging points and secure bicycle storage support sustainable mobility adoption. Accessible bays are located adjacent to vertical cores for compliance and convenience. GFA/NIA efficiency metrics demonstrate economic density and operational yield.