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Performance report. June
The first month of Asterra Estate has been marked by very high activity, particularly on the 36-hectare land plot in Asteres Village. Infrastructure development works have continued steadily, and construction of the first five houses has begun.
We are also pleased to report a remarkable level of interest from P2P industry lenders. Within just 15 days in June, a total of €1,330,782 was successfully funded.
Platform key indicators
- Projects available on the platform - 6
- Total funding available on the platform - €1,685,000
- Lenders joined - 262
- Funding attracted - €1,330,782
- Interest earned - €84,970
- Average interest rate - 16.12%
Village project statuses
Brief status report on construction works in Asteres Village during June.
- 5 additional building permits have been received
- Construction work has commenced on five houses
- Draugu 11 – foundation construction completed
- Draugu 8, 13, 17, 21 – land preparation and foundation construction are underway
- Manufacturing of two CLT buildings (Draugu 8 and 11) has started in the factory
- Active sales operations began in June, resulting in the first potential buyer visits to the Asteres village
- Construction Materials Used:
- 160 tons of crushed stone delivered
- 150 tons of sand delivered
- 30 cubic meters of concrete used for building foundations
- 3 tons of reinforcement steel used
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