Walliance

Walliance is the first Italian online property investment platform. It was created to guarantee to its investors, some real estate investment opportunities, offering at the same time to the operators of the sector, the possibility to raise capitals in an alternative and transparent way. Our project stems from a simple, but revolutionary concept: taming the technological and financial innovations that the global economy is going through (first of all crowdfunding), and thus breaking down the barriers to entry in an investment sector traditionally prohibitive for the small-medium saver. We have been operating in the Italian market since September 2017, but our history is deeply rooted. Bertoldi Group, a family-owned company from which Walliance took its first steps, has positioned itself for years in the real estate sector, developing property management, consulting, and real estate investments. To these, were added numerous holdings in the Fintech, sector, among which the world leader for equity crowdfunding Crowdcube stands out. We have closely observed the unfolding of Italian crowdfunding from its origins, assessing its potential for development. At the same time, we are aware of the historical performance of the Real Estate sector, despite the decline of 2008: what better scope for crowdfunding than an investment sector that has historically proved to be among the best performing? Thus begins a long journey to tune that initial intuition to the strict Italian regulation, "awarded" by Consob with the authorization to operate on the national market as the first real estate crowdfunding platform in Italy. The estimates of the Polytechnic of Milan speak of a global market for Real Estate crowdfunding of over 10 billion dollars, which according to Forbes estimates to 300 billion by 2025. We positioned ourselves on the Italian territory collection several real estate projects in Trentino, Veneto, Lombardy, Tuscany but also in the United States. At the end of 2017 Walliance completes an investment round of € 750k and in 2019 a new round of € 1 million aimed at internationalization, where the first goal is France. Today we look with optimism at the European Commission's maneuvering for a unified crowdfunding market; the international climb has just begun!