Hausera will develop 94 homes in the municipality of Molina de Segura, in the Region of Murcia, after securing funding of €18.9 million. This financial transaction has been structured across three independent projects, named Murcia 12, Murcia 13 and Murcia 14, each of which managed to secure the full amount of funding required in under an hour, according to data provided by the company.
The capital injection, amounting to exactly €18,937,900, will be used for the restoration and completion of the residential complex known as Residencial Alba. This property had been abandoned since the 2008 financial crisis and is situated opposite the Vega Plaza shopping centre, close to the town centre of the Murcian town.
The planned works in their entirety envisage the launch of more than 200 new homes onto the market within less than two years, equipped with garages, terraces and various communal areas such as a swimming pool, a gym and a co-working space.
Work on this residential complex has been carried out in phases. In 2025, funding for the first two blocks was secured through the projects known as Murcia 8, 9, 10 and 11. Subsequently, in April of this year, fundraising began for the third block of the development.
This final stage of the project has been divided into three specific launches, each operating independently of the others. The Murcia 12 phase comprises a total of 33 homes and has required an investment of €6.34 million. Meanwhile, the Murcia 13 phase includes 30 homes with €5.81 million in capital raised. Finally, the Murcia 14 phase comprises 31 homes and allocated funding of €6.77 million. All three developments have now been granted the relevant planning permission and are estimated to offer a return of 18% within 18 months.
With the completion of this latest transaction in Molina de Segura, the company has now raised a total of €95 million from a base of over 6,000 investors. In the 2025 financial year, the firm closed with €54.5 million in funding, a six-fold increase on the figures recorded in the previous period, with more than 5,000 active investors and an average return of 15.55% on its completed projects. In the first half of this year, the company has added six new transactions and currently has a total of 37 active projects across the Spanish and Italian markets since it began operating in the property sector.
