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LINKEDVEST / PRIVATE REAL ESTATE

Serious real estate. Better informed decisions.

LinkedVest is a private international ecosystem for professional real estate transactions.

We connect property owners, direct buyers, advisers, investors and lenders. Our network and technology help turn property information into useful dossiers, identify relevant counterparties and move transactions forward with greater control.

We are not an open marketplace. We work with people who can demonstrate their authority, know what they are offering or looking for, and take information quality seriously.

Live in LinkedVestAggregated from the live ecosystem
€1.26Bknown EUR asking value
31structured assets
92active controlled trails
3active asset classes
7countries represented
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Who is LinkedVest for?

Mandated real estate advisers

Selling on behalf of an owner or sourcing for a buyer? If you hold a verifiable mandate, LinkedVest gives you tools to manage clients, assets and search assignments, while protecting the relationships you have built.

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Direct buyers

Buying for yourself, a family office or an institution? Tell us more than your budget and preferred city. A detailed acquisition brief gives our matching technology something meaningful to work with.

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Property owners

Considering a sale without broadcasting your identity or the asset to the market? LinkedVest helps you prepare a credible property dossier and present the opportunity discreetly to relevant buyers.

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Investors

Looking for assets that meet your return targets, risk appetite and holding period? Compare opportunities on the basis of what is evidenced, what is projected and what still needs to be established.

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Lenders

Assess financing opportunities against the numbers, security and transaction terms that matter. See what is documented — and what is missing — before committing time to the next stage.

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Our services and technology

These are not disconnected tools. They work together, from the first document to the next decision in a transaction.

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Understand the opportunity. Keep the identities private.

You should be able to decide whether a property deserves a closer look without first being told exactly which building it is or who owns it.

LinkedVest uses anonymous teasers built around the information that matters for each asset class and property type. For a hotel, that may include key count, operating model, revenue, occupancy, price range and a broad geographic area. For healthcare or logistics, the decision-making criteria will be different.

The aim is to give serious buyers enough substance for an informed first decision while protecting identities and precise locations. Before publication, the combination of disclosed facts must also be assessed for potential re-identification.

Want to go further? The relevant NDA, identity and authority checks, and disclosure approval come first. Only then can specifically authorised information be released.

An account does not give you automatic access to AMP, SMP or other participants' identities.

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Good information changes the outcome.

The more useful detail you provide, the more effectively our technology can work for you. That applies equally to a property and an acquisition mandate.

Why a listing is not a dossier

“Four-star hotel in Amsterdam, at least 80 rooms, long lease.” That is a starting point, not a serious acquisition brief. What is the budget? Preferred operating structure? Required yield? Non-negotiable conditions? Can the buyer execute?

“150-room hotel in Marbella, recently refurbished, asking €25 million.” That is not yet a proper sales dossier either. Where do the financials come from? What exactly was refurbished? Who owns the asset? Which agreements and liabilities will a buyer inherit?

We want the full picture, not just the attractive parts.

And no, you do not have to retype every document by hand. Smart Intelligence helps organise the information you already have. Missing items stay visible; unverified statements do not become facts simply because they appear in a presentation.

Hotel buyer — 20 acquisition criteria
  1. Target countries, cities and acquisition area.
  2. Preferred districts and excluded locations.
  3. Hotel type and market positioning.
  4. Target star classification.
  5. Minimum and maximum number of keys.
  6. Total acquisition budget.
  7. Available equity.
  8. Requirement for third-party financing.
  9. Preference for an asset deal or share deal.
  10. Target transaction timetable.
  11. Preference for vacant possession, leased asset or owner-operated business.
  12. Minimum remaining lease term and extension rights.
  13. Operator requirements, lease security and key contractual terms.
  14. Target EBITDA or NOI.
  15. Minimum acceptable entry yield.
  16. Required ADR, occupancy and RevPAR, where applicable.
  17. Maximum acceptable capital expenditure.
  18. Intended investment holding period.
  19. Return objectives and exit strategy.
  20. Non-negotiable exclusions and conditions before making an offer.
Hotel owner — 20 asset criteria
  1. Ownership and proven authority to sell.
  2. Location and accessibility.
  3. Legal title and restrictions affecting the property.
  4. Asset deal, share deal or another transaction structure.
  5. Asking price and its supporting rationale.
  6. Key count and other rentable accommodation.
  7. Land and building areas.
  8. Permits and hotel classification.
  9. Operator and actual operating arrangements.
  10. Lease, management and franchise agreements.
  11. Contract terms, termination provisions and obligations.
  12. Historical revenue, ideally for at least three years.
  13. EBITDA, NOI and the definitions used.
  14. ADR, occupancy and RevPAR for relevant periods.
  15. Revenue mix across operating departments.
  16. Refurbishment history, expenditure and supporting evidence.
  17. Deferred maintenance and future CAPEX requirements.
  18. Debt, security interests and transaction-related liabilities.
  19. Market evidence and valuation assumptions.
  20. Available source documents and outstanding verification points.

Note on the examples: Not every parameter applies to every property or transaction. LinkedVest uses the criteria relevant to the asset type and deal structure. These examples show the difference between a broad advertisement and a dossier capable of supporting an informed decision.

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Does our way of working suit you?

We have invested heavily in our network and technology. We make them available to people who share our standards for quality, integrity and professional conduct.

Have a genuine acquisition brief, a credible asset or a mandate you can demonstrate? We would be pleased to hear from you.