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M24 Sunshine Real estate investment fund

M24 Sunshine — a Blackstone-level website for a Luxembourg real estate fund

A Luxembourg investment fund financing ready-to-build real estate projects across Europe needed a site on par with Blackstone and KKR. Two separate funnels for developers seeking €5–40M and institutional investors targeting 22% IRR.

99

Lighthouse performance score

22%

target IRR shown on first screen

0

CLS — zero layout shift

Results

Blackstone-level credibility

An investor from Zurich or London benchmarks M24 Sunshine against major institutional players. The site opens access to capital that previously wouldn't consider a fund with a weak web presence.

Two funnels, two audiences

A Berlin developer with a project and a Luxembourg investor each land on their own logical journey. Higher conversion in both funnels without a single page trying to serve everyone.

€3.2M deal showcase

Specific figures and real active deals on the first screen — a potential investor makes the decision to engage faster, without asking "what have you actually done?"

Inbound from 4 countries

The site brings in financing applications from Germany, UK, France, and Spain — without cold outreach or conference trips.

Broker & advisor channel

A dedicated section for intermediaries brings in deals that would never reach the fund directly — an additional pipeline that runs on autopilot.

The Challenge

M24 Sunshine is a Luxembourg investment fund financing ready-to-build real estate projects in Germany, Luxembourg, UK, France, and Spain.

Two completely different audiences needed to land on the same site:

  • Real estate developers looking for €5–40M in project financing — they want to understand the process, timelines, and eligibility criteria.
  • Institutional investors evaluating the fund — they want IRR, active deals, capital volumes, and jurisdiction details.

Four specific gaps:

  • The existing site couldn’t compete visually with funds like Blackstone or KKR — a critical barrier at the institutional level.
  • No deal showcase — investors had no concrete evidence of active transactions.
  • No structured funnel for brokers and advisors who source deals.
  • Compliance requirements from Luxembourg and German financial regulators demanded a technically sound, vulnerability-free site.

What We Built

Institutional design

On par with major global funds

Refined typography, minimal visual language, professional property photography. Luxembourg jurisdiction and regulatory oversight front and center — the signals institutional capital looks for.

Two funnels

Developers and investors — separate pages

Developers: financing terms, entry process, project types (residential, mixed-use, logistics, student housing). Investors: risk structure, IRR, active deals, jurisdictions. Each audience reads about themselves.

Deal showcase

4 active deals across 4 jurisdictions

Cards for each project: location, type, photo, timeline. €3.2M in active projects visible on the site — real transactions, not generic "experience in real estate" claims.

Broker section

Additional deal-flow channel

A dedicated section for intermediaries who source projects or investors — an extra inbound channel the fund didn't have before.

Site Performance

Measured with Google Lighthouse (mobile).

99

Performance score

Near-perfect score. Google ranks it higher; investors see technical quality from the first touchpoint.

0.7s

Largest Contentful Paint

Main screen loads in under a second. An investor in Zurich or Frankfurt immediately sees €3.2M in active deals and 22% IRR — no waiting.

0 ms

Total Blocking Time

Zero delay on clicks — contact forms and deal cards open instantly. Investors don't abandon the site due to lag.

0

Cumulative Layout Shift

No elements jumping during load — a perfect score. Signals technical precision that matters in institutional finance.

100

Best Practices

Security, clean code, correct markup — 100/100. A mandatory trust factor for financial institutions in Luxembourg and Germany.

96

Accessibility

Correctly read by screen readers and accessible to users with special needs — a compliance requirement for institutional investor due diligence.

Next move

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