Habyt strengthens its market presence with 40 million euros financing in Berlin

<p> <strong> Habyt strengthens its market presence with 40 million euros financing in Berlin </strong> </p>

Habyt receives significant financing: A step to redesign the living

In Berlin, the Habyt company secured significant financing of EUR 40 million, led by Mars Growth Capital and the Liquidity Group. This investment will not only promote the growth of Habyt, but could also have far -reaching effects on the housing market in urban areas.

founded by Luca Bovone in 2017, Habyt has established himself as one of the leading providers of flexible living solutions. With a total of around 30,000 residential units in over 50 cities on three continents, the company offers a wide range of co-living options and individual apartments. These new living concepts appeal to young people and professionals who are looking for flexible and comfortable living opportunities.

"With this fresh capital we are well positioned to complete strategic business that will strengthen our presence in key markets," explained Bovone. The investment aims to further expand Habyt's leadership role in important regions such as Europe and the USA. This is done by taking over and the acquisition of real estate, which will help the company to increase its influence in the competitive market for living space.

The importance of this financing is enormous: it confirms the impressive growth of the company, which is a constant increase in its net turnover and is now on the way to profitability. The support of well -known investors such as the Liquidity Group and MufG speaks for the trust in Habyt's business model. Justin Langen, director of Europe at the Liquidity Group, emphasized the economy of the models and their potential to change the global rental market.

The flexibility that Habyt offers its tenants could be the key to a sustainable solution at a time when living space in cities is becoming increasingly expensive and more difficult to access. The demand for flexible living alternatives is increasing, while more and more people are looking for temporary living solutions for economic or personal reasons.

If Habyt successfully implemented the planned takeovers, this could initiate a new trend in the apartment sector: away from traditional tenancy towards more flexible and adaptable residential solutions. Such developments are not only important for tenants, but also investors and real estate developers who are looking for future -oriented business models.

Overall, Habyt is at the top of a potential revolution in the housing market, which is characterized by flexible and user -friendly solutions. In view of the dynamic changes and the wave of innovation that the apartment sectors runs through, it remains to be seen how this sector will develop and what role HABYT will play.

For more information about Habyt and his offers, visit: Habyt.com