About Ambana

Ambana provides a digital platform for real estate developers in Latin America to facilitate fundraising through institutional-quality investment opportunities in rental properties and construction debt. By enabling investments starting at $1 million COP, Ambana addresses the challenge of accessing diversified real estate assets while managing administrative processes online.

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What does Ambana do?

When was Ambana founded?

Ambana was founded in 2022.

How much funding has Ambana raised?

Ambana has raised $240.0K.

Who founded Ambana?

Ambana was founded by Diego Varela Prada and Laura Daniela Muñoz.

Diego Varela Prada - CEO
Laura Daniela Muñoz - Co-founder

Founded

2022

Funding

$240.0K

Employees

8 employees

Major Investors

Second Century Ventures

Ambana

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Funding

$240.0K raised to dateRaised to date based on public sources. This may differ from the amount the company actually raised and is based only on what is publicly available on the internet.

Funding rounds are not available yet.

Founders

Product

Problem

Real estate developers in Latin America face challenges in securing funding, particularly from institutional investors, due to high minimum investment thresholds and complex administrative processes. This limits access to diversified real estate assets for smaller investors.

Solution

Ambana provides a digital platform that connects real estate developers in Latin America with investors, offering institutional-quality investment opportunities in rental properties and construction debt. The platform enables investments starting at $1 million COP, lowering the barrier to entry for a broader range of investors. Ambana streamlines the investment process by managing administrative tasks online, allowing investors to diversify their portfolios with real estate assets more efficiently. Investors can generate returns through rental income, property appreciation, and interest payments from construction debt.

Target Audience

Ambana targets investors in Latin America seeking to diversify their portfolios with real estate assets, particularly those who are interested in institutional-quality opportunities but are constrained by high minimum investment amounts.

Features

Online platform for investing in Latin American real estate projects
Access to institutional-quality rental properties and construction debt opportunities
Low minimum investment threshold of $1 million COP
Streamlined online administrative processes
Diversification across multiple real estate assets
Opportunities to generate returns through rental income, property appreciation, and interest payments