Is property crowdfunding risky?

Yes, property crowdfunding carries significant risks that you should understand:

Capital at risk: You could lose some or all of your invested money if projects fail or underperform.

Illiquidity: Your money is locked in for the project duration (typically 1-3 years) with no secondary market to sell early.

Development risks: Construction delays, cost overruns, planning issues, or quality problems can all impact returns.

Market risk: Property values can fall, affecting your returns or causing losses.

No guarantees: Projected returns are estimates only - actual returns may be lower or negative.

Platform risk: As an unregulated platform, you have fewer protections than with regulated investments.

Concentration risk: Property crowdfunding should only be a small part of a diversified portfolio.

Only invest money you can afford to lose entirely without affecting your lifestyle or financial security.