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Rendity: Fractional real estate platform, closed

Vienna crowdinvesting platform that sold subordinated loans and later tokenised property shares from €100. Closed in February 2026 and now in liquidation.

Profile checked October 24, 2026

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What happened at Rendity

  1. April 2024

    Stopped offering new projects

    No new loans or PropShares were placed after April 2024, while existing projects kept running.

    Source: Trending Topics, 16 February 2026, checked October 24, 2026.

  2. February 16, 2026

    Ended operations and began liquidating the company

    Rendity told investors it was shutting down. Repayment of existing loans and PropShares now depends on each project company, several of which are insolvent, and the website returns an unavailable page.

    Source: Trending Topics, 16 February 2026, checked October 24, 2026.

What it cost

To buy
NoneThe FAQ said there were no direct costs or fees for investors.
Each year
Not publishedOperating, management, legal, tax and valuation costs plus a cash reserve were deducted from rent before payout, no percentage was published.
To sell
1.5% trading fee on each side of a trade, and Rendity kept 20% of the increase in value when a property was soldA second FAQ answer put the trading fee at 1.5% of the transaction with a €5 minimum.

Source: Rendity FAQ (archived December 2024), checked October 24, 2026.

How you exited

Mechanism
Trading platform where you posted an offer for your shares at your price and waited for another Rendity investor to buy
Lock-up
Minimum term of five years for a PropShare, an earlier sale was only possible on the trading platform
How often
Not published
Guaranteed
No. A sale only completed when a buyer accepted your offer, and the platform has since closed

Source: Rendity FAQ (archived December 2024), checked October 24, 2026.

What you own

Structure
Tokenised participation rights (PropShares) in a rental property, identified by an ISIN from Oesterreichische Kontrollbank and secured by a lien in the land register, while older projects were qualified subordinated loans to the project companyExplained on Participative loans and tokenized debt, with every platform that uses it.
Regulator
No financial regulator named. The site cited Austrian trade licences as investment adviser and financial investment broker and the German eWPG and WIB rules for its offerings

Source: Rendity FAQ (archived December 2024), checked October 24, 2026.

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About

Rendity started in Vienna in 2015 as one of Austria's first real estate crowdinvesting platforms. For most of its life you lent money to a property developer through a qualified subordinated loan, which ranks behind every other creditor if the developer fails. Later it added PropShares, tokenised participation rights in a rental property with an ISIN and a lien in the land register, paying monthly rent and a share of any gain on sale after a minimum five-year term. By 2024 it reported more than 37,000 investors and 222 financed projects. Rendity charged no direct fee to invest. Operating costs, management, legal and tax costs came out of the rent before you were paid, a 1.5% fee applied to each side of a trade on its trading platform, and Rendity kept 20% of the increase in value when a property was sold. The platform stopped offering new projects in April 2024. On 16 February 2026 it told investors it was ending operations and putting the company into liquidation, after rising interest rates, higher building costs and insolvencies among its project companies. Your contract was always with the individual project company, not with Rendity, so repayments now depend on each project. The website returned an unavailable page when checked on 24 October 2026.

Property types

  • Residential
  • Development loans

What you get

  • From €100 per project
  • Tokenised participation rights with an ISIN
  • Earlier projects were subordinated loans
  • Trading platform for early sales, 1.5% each side
  • Closed, company in liquidation

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