Invest in Yerevan real estate from 10,000 AMD (~$25). No landlord work.
Target 5–12% a year from rent and value growth combined, paid out to you. No tenant requests, no repairs, no operations: you invest, Resteta runs everything.
We are making real estate investment available to everyone.
Resteta Group CJSCRegistered in Armenia, no. 999.120.161235132/8 Komitas Ave, Yerevan
You invest like you would in a bond. We do the landlord's job.
Invest in Yerevan real estate together with other investors: rented apartments, commercial property and more. You choose the amount, from 10,000 AMD. Everything else happens in the background.
You
Resteta, in the background
What changes for you
Start with a small amount, not a whole apartment.
Spread across several properties instead of betting on one, even if you could afford one outright.
No tenants to find, no repairs to chase, no bills, no tax filings. We carry the operating burden.
Your share sits in a legal structure built to protect it and to define everyone's rights.
The property, the target returns and the assumptions are on the table before you invest.
Income, costs and what happened at the property, reported to you every period.
Fractional real estate investment in Armenia, explained
How much do I need to start?
From 10,000 AMD (about $25). That is the minimum ticket we are building the first campaign around, so you can start small, see how it works, and add more later. The exact figure for each campaign is confirmed with its terms.
What returns can I expect?
Our sweet spot is a target of 5–12% a year from rental income and value growth together, though a campaign can land below or above that. Each campaign publishes its own target with the assumptions behind it; it depends on that campaign's property portfolio, so it varies from campaign to campaign. Targets are not promises: real estate can lose value, income can fall and a share can be hard to sell.
What is Resteta?
Resteta lets you invest in Yerevan real estate from 10,000 AMD (about $25): rented apartments, commercial property and more. You add real estate to your portfolio and earn regular income, the way a deposit or a bond pays out, with real property behind it. You invest; Resteta takes care of the rest: finding the property, the legal set-up, tenants, repairs, payments and reporting. No landlord work, no tenant calls, nothing needed from your side.
Do I really own something?
Yes. Each property is held by a dedicated Armenian company set up only for that property, and you own shares of that company in proportion to what you invested. The company owns the property; you own part of the company. Your shares are registered at the Central Depository of Armenia, so your ownership is on record independently of Resteta. The structure is set up under Armenian law with licensed partners, and you see every document before you commit.
Can I invest from abroad?
Yes, no travel needed. Resteta is open to anyone, wherever you live: the United States, Europe, the Gulf or Armenia itself; the properties are in Armenia. Registration and identity checks happen online, and you pay in US dollars, euros or drams by bank transfer or card.
When does the first campaign open?
We are preparing it now. Leave your email below and you will be the first to see the property, or book a 30-minute call with the founder.
How do I invest in real estate in Armenia with a small amount?
Through fractional investment. Instead of buying a whole property in Yerevan, you buy a share of one together with other investors, from 10,000 AMD. Resteta selects the property, sets up the legal structure, rents it out and manages it; you receive your share of the rental income and of any value growth when the property is sold. Sign up below to see the first campaign.
What is fractional real estate investment?
Fractional, or shared, real estate investment means many investors each own a share of one property through a legal structure, instead of one person owning the whole building. It lowers the entry ticket, lets you spread your money across several properties, and removes the day-to-day work of being a landlord. Resteta brings this model to Armenia.
Can diaspora Armenians and foreign citizens invest in Armenian real estate?
Yes. Foreign citizens may own apartments and buildings in Armenia; only land is reserved for citizens and local legal entities. With Resteta you hold shares in the company that owns the property rather than the deed itself, so there is no land-ownership issue. Registration and identity checks happen online, so you can invest from the United States, Europe or the Gulf without travelling.
Is a share of real estate a good way to diversify my investments?
A share of rented real estate behaves differently from a bank deposit, stocks or crypto: it pays rental income and follows the Yerevan property market. Many investors keep real estate as one part of a diversified portfolio, and fractional shares let you add it from 10,000 AMD and spread it across several properties and districts. It is still an investment with risk: prices can fall and a share can take time to sell.
How is Resteta different from buying property or from a bank deposit?
Buying property takes the full price or a mortgage, plus time spent on tenants and repairs. A bank deposit is simple but pays only interest. A Resteta share is meant to be as simple as a deposit while giving you real estate: rental income and a stake in the property's value, from 10,000 AMD, with no landlord work. Unlike a deposit, it is not guaranteed and not insured.
What are the risks of fractional real estate investment?
The main ones: the property can lose value; rental income can fall if it stands empty or rents drop; a share can be hard to sell quickly; and moves between the dram and your home currency change your return. Every Resteta campaign states its risks next to its targets. Invest only money you can leave in place for years.
Be first to see the first property.
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Talk to the founder
A 30-minute video call. Ask anything: how it works, the structure, the numbers.
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