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Real estate: Best P2P Platforms 2026

9 of the 27 ranked platforms finance real estate as their primary asset class.

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9 P2P platforms for real estate by return 2026

Ordered by the median return their tracked portfolios realised. Platforms without enough portfolios for a figure keep their community-ranking order behind those that have one.

Median return first, community score next to it. Same eligibility as the main ranking.

Middle half of portfolios, median marked Data as of September 4, 2026
  1. 1 Asterra Estate logo
    Asterra Estate

    286 investors · €1.98M tracked

    24.1%

    Median return p.a.

    16.3% without bonuses

    51

    Community score

  2. 2 Devon logo
    Devon

    328 investors · €2.27M tracked

    22.0%

    Median return p.a.

    16.0% without bonuses

    55

    Community score

  3. 3 Twino logo
    Twino

    275 investors · €1.32M tracked

    11.6%

    Median return p.a.

    11.4% without bonuses

    60

    Community score

  4. 4 Esketit logo
    Esketit

    352 investors · €1.86M tracked

    11.5%

    Median return p.a.

    11.1% without bonuses

    44

    Community score

  5. 5 Mintos logo
    Mintos

    1,043 investors · €9.97M tracked

    10.6%

    Median return p.a.

    10.0% without bonuses

    57

    Community score

  6. 6 Fintown logo
    Fintown

    171 investors · €1.29M tracked

    10.4%

    Median return p.a.

    10.1% without bonuses

    57

    Community score

  7. 7 Peerberry logo
    Peerberry

    481 investors · €3.63M tracked

    9.2%

    Median return p.a.

    61

    Community score

  8. 8 Estateguru logo
    Estateguru

    169 investors · €1.45M tracked

    5.8%

    Median return p.a.

    5.7% without bonuses

    5

    Community score

  9. 9 Indemo logo
    Indemo

    506 investors · €2.65M tracked

    5.7%

    Median return p.a.

    0.7% without bonuses

    59

    Community score

How this list works

The class

Each platform is grouped by what it mainly finances. Platforms active in several asset classes appear under their primary one only.

The order

Median XIRR of real portfolios, bonuses included, with the bonus-free figure beneath. A figure needs at least 10 portfolios; below that a platform is listed without one.

Same floor as everywhere else

Only platforms from the community ranking appear: at least 20 tracked investors and 50 stated intentions. Nothing is listed here that we have thin data on.

The asset class says what a platform finances, not how risky its loans are. Returns are historical and say nothing about future results.

About this data: The figures on this page are aggregated from anonymized data that P2P Dash users import themselves, plus platform details we maintain by hand. We check both, but we cannot guarantee that they are complete or free of errors. Spotted a mistake? Write to tim@newnow.de and we will correct it.

Frequently asked questions

About this asset class and the figures on this page.

Which P2P platform is best for real estate?

By realised return, Asterra Estate: its tracked portfolios show a median of 24.1% a year. Whether that makes it the best choice depends on your risk appetite; the community score next to each figure shows what its investors plan to do next.

How many P2P platforms finance real estate?

9 of the 27 platforms in the community ranking have real estate as their primary asset class. Platforms that finance it as a secondary class are listed under their primary class instead.

Why is a platform listed without a return?

A median is published only with at least 10 portfolios behind it. Platforms below that are still listed, in their community-ranking order, but without a figure.

Does the asset class say anything about risk?

Only indirectly. Consumer loans, business loans and property-backed projects differ in default patterns, collateral and liquidity, but within one class platforms vary just as much. The return band and the community score say more about an individual platform than its class does.