New Torre Rivadavia — Caballito
City of Buenos Aires
22-storey building with 1 and 2 bedroom apartments, green rooftop and underground parking.
Contribute partial amounts to residential works, high-rises, refurbishments and urban developments across Argentina. Every step happens inside a digital environment — verifiable and easy to follow.
A quick look at the activity and the type of projects we accompany across different provinces.
Crowdfunding applied to the Argentine real estate sector opens a different way into property: instead of demanding a large upfront capital, it lets several people contribute partial amounts and accompany residential works, building refurbishments, neighbourhood upgrades and new housing projects.
The whole journey takes place inside a digital environment. Each user reviews the initiatives on offer, compares timelines and terms, and decides for themselves how much to allocate. Contributions are pooled and assigned to a specific development; once the stated terms are met, the results are shared among participants in proportion to what each of them contributed.
In the Argentine context, with steady housing demand, urban growth and constant attention to property value, this scheme has been gaining ground as an alternative form of participation. Real estate stops being perceived as terrain reserved for large developers, institutional funds or high-net-worth investors.
The range of projects is wide: apartment towers, housing complexes, upgrades of older buildings, urbanisation works and ventures at very different scales. That variety means participation can be adapted to different profiles, budgets and time horizons.
The path 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 works, see where the funds are going, check the estimated timelines and read the terms of participation.
When the development completes its cycle or reaches its objectives, the corresponding result is distributed according to your contribution. In this way, real estate crowdlending combines technology, collaborative financing and a simpler access to the property market.
More than a passing trend, this model reflects a renewed way of engaging with the sector in Argentina. Its main contribution is opening the door to projects that for years were out of reach for the individual investor.
Review the file of each initiative: location, type of works, expected timelines and terms.
You decide the amount you want to allocate. Contributions are pooled and assigned to the chosen project.
From the dashboard you see physical progress, use of funds, milestones and periodic updates from the local team.
Once the terms are met, results are shared among participants in proportion to what they contributed.
We work so that every stage is clear, verifiable and easy to follow. At any moment you can check how your contribution is being applied, at what stage the works are and under what rules you are participating. Every participation carries risks and the results depend on how each project evolves.
Participating also means accompanying initiatives that renew neighbourhoods, strengthen urban infrastructure and generate new places to live. It is a way to look for returns while contributing to the development of the cities.
Each project ships with its technical file, deeds, works permits and disbursement schedule.
You see where your money is, which milestones have already been reached and what steps lie ahead.
Periodic reviews performed by accounting firms registered with CPCE-CABA.
Before you contribute, we describe the possible scenarios using plain language and numerical examples.
A representative sample of the developments we accompany: towers, housing complexes and value-recovery works.
City of Buenos Aires
22-storey building with 1 and 2 bedroom apartments, green rooftop and underground parking.
San Telmo neighbourhood, CABA
Rehabilitation of a 1912 heritage building converted into boutique residential units.
Villa Allende, Province of Córdoba
84 family homes with shared spaces, an internal plaza and community facilities.
Puerto Madero, CABA
Residential tower with ground-floor commercial spaces and views over the Río de la Plata.
Godoy Cruz, Province of Mendoza
Urbanisation with streets, underground utilities and residential plots near the foothills.
Rosario, Province of Santa Fe
Nine floors facing the Paraná river with accessible apartments and neighbourhood amenities.
The projects and percentages shown in this section are illustrative and are intended to explain the type of initiatives we accompany.
We built this space so that approaching Argentine real estate becomes more understandable, more transparent and more participatory. Our aim is to offer clear information about the local property market together with tools that help you decide on your own terms.
Partial contributions that are pooled together: participating stops being reserved for large funds or developers.
Technical files, schedules and terms explained with everyday vocabulary and concrete examples.
Works located inside the country, with local teams and accountants registered under Argentine jurisdiction.
Short pieces that explain trends, regulatory frameworks and useful data from the local property sector.
A review of prices by neighbourhood, activity in the used market and the outlook for new works across the AMBA.
Read moreA clear walkthrough of the CNV framework for crowdfunding platforms applied to real estate.
Read moreA map of neighbourhoods concentrating new residential works outside the Buenos Aires metropolitan area.
Read moreThe minimum amount depends on each project and usually starts at ARS 25,000 for standard residential works.
Most projects are structured in Argentine pesos with adjustment clauses; some developments allow contributions in MEP dollars.
The dashboard shows the deviations, the team issues a report to contributors and timelines are revisited with the responsible builders.
Yes. Every participation in real estate carries risks, including delays, regulatory changes or results lower than the estimated ones.
No; you participate under the PFC crowdfunding regime, with the specific terms described in each project file.
Write a short enquiry and the Axivokeltarax team will get back to you with concrete information about projects and terms.