Hypoport SE reports solid first‑half 2026 transaction volume

German fintech group Hypoport SE said its private real‑estate financing platforms posted solid transaction volumes in the first half of 2026, holding overall levels similar to the strong H1 2025 period. The Europace platform’s volume was flat, while the cooperative platform Genopace and Sparkassen platform Finmas expanded their market shares. Volume from private banks continued to decline.

The majority of financing remained for existing homes, but new‑construction loans showed the strongest growth among uses. Energy‑renovation financing stayed well below policy targets. Dr. Klein Wowi’s housing‑administration platform recorded a roughly 30 % increase in managed units and a modest rise in credit volumes for social rental and renovation projects. CEO Ronald Slabke attributed the market dynamics to a consumer surge after an interest‑rate jump triggered by the Iran conflict, noting that the group gained additional market share and is leveraging digital platforms and artificial‑intelligence tools to boost efficiency for German consumers.