Benefits
Why people choose Centripark
No notary fees, no property tax, and nothing to manage. A short list of what actually matters, followed by an honest comparison against a classic buy-to-let.
No notary fees
You acquire operating rights, not a freehold title, so none of the notary and registration costs of a classic property purchase apply. Your capital goes into the asset, not the paperwork.
No property tax
Because the building stays with the operator, there is no annual property tax, no service charge, and no share of structural repairs landing on your desk.
Regular income
Rental income is distributed on the cadence you choose: monthly, quarterly, semi-annual, or annual. Longer cadences pay you a larger share of gross income.
Fully delegated management
Letting, maintenance, user relations, and pricing optimisation are all handled by professional operators. There is nothing for you to run day to day.
Complete transparency
A secure operator portal shows occupancy, gross income, fees, and net payout line by line, alongside every document tied to your spots.
Flexible by design
Choose your amount, your cities, and your horizon. Start with one spot from €10,000 and add more as you go, or take a package across several countries.
A simple, digital process
Everything happens online: identity checks, electronic signature, and a single transfer. No branch visits, no broker in the middle.
Backed by physical assets
Your capital sits behind existing, income-producing car parks in dense city centres, not a fund of funds and not a promise to build something later.
Against a classic buy-to-let
Parking is not strictly better than owning property. It trades leverage and outright title for a much lower entry point, no running costs, and none of the management. Here is the honest side-by-side.
| Factor | Classic property | Centripark parking |
|---|---|---|
| Entry ticket | €150,000+ for a city-centre flat | From €10,000 for a single spot |
| Target net yield | 3–4% after costs | 8–12% after the management fee |
| Purchase costs | Notary, registration, agency: often 7–10% | None. You acquire operating rights |
| Ongoing taxes & charges | Property tax, service charges, structural repairs | None, the building stays with the operator |
| Management effort | Tenants, voids, repairs, disputes | Fully delegated to the operator |
| Diversification | One asset, one street, one market | Spread across cities and countries |
| Income frequency | Monthly rent, when it arrives | Monthly to annual, your choice |
| Liquidity | Low, months to sell | Medium, resale via our secondary market |
| Leverage | Mortgage financing widely available | Cash only, no financing on operating rights |
| Capital protection | Capital at risk with the property market | Capital at risk. No compensation scheme applies |
Worked example: €50,000 across two spots at a 10% gross yield returns roughly €4,500 net a year on the annual payout tier, about €375 a month equivalent, with no notary fees, no property tax, and nothing to manage.