Good afternoon, everyone. My name is José Cravo, and I'm the Head of Investor Relations at Neinor Homes. As usual, we are here with our CEO, Borja García-Egotxeaga, and our Deputy CEO and CFO, Jordi Argemí. Today, we are going to go over the first half of 2021 results presentation. We shall start by the key highlights of the semester, and then we will review the financial and operational performance of each business unit of Neinor. On Section 3, we will go through the main acquisitions announced year to date, such as Quabit, Carriles, or ARE Montesa. Finally, on Section 4 and 5, we'll move into some strategic considerations about Neinor residential platform. Then we will finish with the conclusions. Afterwards, as always, we'll be available to take any questions you may have. With this, I hand over to our CEO, Borja García-Egotxeaga.
Thank you, José . Good afternoon, and welcome everyone. Let us start with the highlights of this first half of the year, which you can see in Page five. First thing is our financial results and numbers that speak by themselves. For the first time in our history, in our first half, we closed with EUR 70 million EBITDA and EUR 50 million of net income. We have a strong cash position of EUR 315 million, and we keep a prudent loan-to-value of 23%, and we do not have any relevant maturities after the EUR 300 million Green Bond we issued recently. On operations, we also exceed record levels in our commercial activity with almost 1,500 units pre-sold. On top of that, we were able to increase prices by almost 2.5% in this first half. On our rental platform, we are going through intensive letting activity.
We relet almost 40% of our operating portfolio, and we were able to increase 12% the rents. On the acquisitions side, you will see that we dedicate a full section in this presentation. As you know, the acquisitions are a very relevant part of our business. We have proven, once again, our capacity to read the market. We have launched and executed our most aggressive investment strategy ever that has allowed us to double our land bank well ahead of today's commercial strength. We have invested EUR 600 million in good land and good property assets at a good price, all transactions that are very accretive for our shareholders. We are now sitting in a top-quality land bank of 18,000 units and therefore, we are more levered to the cycle's recovery. All this when the residential sector is the best-performing asset class coming out of the crisis.
Today, we will also see with Jordi some strategic considerations. As you can see, we have 8% increase in our net asset value versus December. most important, we will give you some color on how we will focus on crystallizing the value that our rental platform is already showing. now, I give the word to him, to Jordi, to start with the first chapter on the financial snapshot.
Thank you, Borja. If we jump to Slide number seven, you have a brief summary of the financial for the first semester. Basically, we have closed with EUR 327 million of revenues, positive EBITDA of EUR 70 million and positive adjusted net income of EUR 50 million. Both EBITDA and adjusted net income includes two, I would say, unusual impacts.
On one side, EUR 11 million at EBITDA level and EUR 8 million at net income level, after deducting the tax obviously, due to the positive impact from the change in fair value of the rental portfolio. Important to say here that from this year onwards, given that we are going to deliver units for the rental platform, we will record at EBITDA level the developer margin embedded once we sell the rental units from the developer to the RAF. Below EBITDA, the change in fair value once they are finished.
The evolution of the rental portfolio value will not impact the EBITDA and guidance of this company. On the other side, non-recurrent expenses that basically refers to the growth. This means acquisition of Quabit, portfolio of service, and the tender of Barcelona HMB, mainly. In any asset deal, these expenses are always capitalized, so the impact is embedded in the gross margin when they are delivered, which means in three or four years since the acquisition. Given that these deals have been share deals, we cannot capitalize them based on the accounting rules. Having said this, on the right-hand side of the slide, you have the year-over-year growth that is justified by a step-up in deliveries.
As you can see, we have multiplied by 3x the revenues, thanks to have delivered around 1,000 units, multiplied by 5x the EBITDA and by 7x the adjusted net income. This set of results are very solid and strong and gives high visibility on the full year target. On top of this, and last comment in this slide, you will see that in the balance sheet and also in the appraisal, we have significantly grown. This is a consequence of the aggressive investment done in the last six months that Borja has just mentioned. Still with a prudent loan-to-value of 23% and with a good debt quality, given the green bond issued a couple of months ago, which implies no relevant corporate debt maturities in the next five years and a half. With that said, Borja will jump to the operational snapshot.
Thank you, Jordi. Moving to next slide here. Here you have the key operating figures of our three business lines. I'm just going to highlight the most relevant ones. On the development side, we have sold almost 1,500 units. This is a record sales figure for Neinor Homes. At the same time, we were able to increase prices, as I have said before, by almost 2.5%. On the rental side, our current operating portfolio had very low occupancy and most of the leases were expiring this year. Our focus was to relet most of these assets. It is important to highlight that the take-up this semester represents almost 40% of the total GLA, and we were able to achieve a 12% increase from previous contracts. Now our focus will be just to increase the occupancy during the second half of the year.
Finally, on residential services, we have increased our third-party development pipeline with the award we got from Ciudad de Barcelona and Àrea Metropolitana de Barcelona to develop and operate 4,000 units of affordable houses. This product is for rent, as you know. Important to mention that we will own 25% of this yieldco. This business adds to more than 1,000 units we are developing for a third party now in Madrid. Going to next slide. We start on acquisitions. Now I'm going to spend a few minutes describing our recent acquisitions. Important to mention that acquisitions are the most relevant aspect for the development business. Along this, I am proud to say that we have taken, once again, a good read on the market. Last year, when the pandemic hit, a lot of questions were raised on our business.
Some developers stopped constructions, and most of them delayed new launches. In these situations, the biggest corrections occur in the land market. We decided it was the right moment to go there to buy very cheap and accretive land. Good transactions require a lot of work. We are very happy to say that we have managed to close these transactions during the first half. We know it was a right move when we see the strong signs of recovery on our commercialization. To be clear, we already invested and closed more than EUR 600 million. Through this movement, we have doubled our land bank with a very cheap and accretive transactions for our shareholders. Let's take now a quick view on the more relevant ones. If we move to next page, Quabit. In April 2020, we began discussions with Quabit.
This semester in 2021, we managed to close this transaction. Most of you know that M&As and associations are not simple, but today we can affirm that it was not only closed, it is also integrated and it is already generating P&L and positive cash flows. We do not only see synergies and economies of scale, as you see in the many presentations. We are seeing real bottom line profit and cash flows, given it was a very opportunistic and accretive transaction for our shareholders. To give you a few highlights of the operation. Commercially, as you know, 90% of the active product of Quabit is located in Málaga and Madrid, which are the two best performing regions year-to-date. Today, Quabit represents 30% of our total sales year-to-date. A very strong performance. We will still see better results as our marketing efforts get fully implemented.
Operationally, we have launched and restarted constructions in many projects that were stopped due to the lack of resources in Quabit. This is a quick example of how Neinor will be able to put in value Quabit's land bank. In parallel, we have integrated their construction company, which is going to be focused on the central region, where we own 6,000 units, and this should help Neinor to protect margins under cost inflationary environments and to lower execution risks. Financially, we have refinanced Quabit's debt, achieving financial savings of more than EUR 50 million per year. To finish, and most important, on the right side of the slide, you have a value bridge that explains very clearly how we have improved our initial underwriting assumptions.
We are seeing EUR 80 million additional value from our Purchase Price Allocation. A high profit implies, as you know, that we will have more tax credits. In next page, we can see two representative acquisitions, Carriles and Montesa. Here, I just want to highlight these two cherry-picked acquisitions, which are the most relevant out of the EUR 250 million we closed this year, of which 75% of them are in Madrid and Barcelona. The first one is a relevant estate we bought in Los Carriles sector. This is the primest asset, not only in Madrid but in Spain. It is in the north of Madrid, between La Moraleja, Alcobendas, and Castellana Norte. In this area, in Alcobendas, we have already delivered more than 900 units, and all of them with very high margins.
The last one was Aura Homes, delivered end of last year, which is located just on the block right next to this area. We bought the land at similar level we acquired those land plots in 2015 and 2016. this was a very complex transaction, which involved more than 60 different sellers. The other one, the other operation, is ARE Montesa. We control this sector in the middle of Barcelona, so we will be developing almost 900 units in the best location of Barcelona. It is similar to Sant Just, a sector that is close, where we delivered more than 500 units. again, we managed to buy land in Barcelona at prices below what we acquired in 2015 and 2016. Going please to next slide. We see the HMB project. last but not least, we were awarded the affordable housing project of Barcelona.
This represents 4,500 units, prime portfolio in the city of Barcelona that allows Neinor to take full advantage of its residential platform strategy and its developer-investor operator model. This project has a double bottom line return. It has a 10% return on equity for our shareholders while having a clearly positive impact on the society. Now I'll give the word back to Jordi, that he will go through some strategic considerations of the business.
Thank you, Borja. This section is focused on understanding how we see Neinor in the coming years and also how it should be valued from now onwards, given that Neinor is a residential platform and needs a sum-of-the-parts analysis. In Slide 15, you can see conceptually this sum of the parts. On the left-hand side, we have our Build- to-S ell business, in which the main data points to understand the value are units delivered between 2,500 and 3,000 units. This implies revenues of EUR 800 million or EUR 900 million. EBITDA ranging EUR 140 million and EUR 160 million. Basically, all this means net income of around EUR 100 million. To get the equity value, we must assume a price-to-earnings multiple, whatever you as investors and analysts understand makes sense for this business.
Here, it's important to understand that we are not projecting growth for this business line, given that the last 12 months already shows these numbers of units delivered, EBITDA, and net income that we are putting in this slide. The risk behind the value of this business line today doesn't have to do with a ramp-up strategy. On top of this build-to-sell business, we have the rental platform that, as you know, we started in the beginning of 2020, and that we should stabilize in four or five years from now. As you can see, we have three different buckets. Neinor Rental, which has 2,400 units and has already been launched. Actually, this year, we will have operating units, and we expect to reach EUR 28 million of GRI for this bucket once stabilized.
We have additional 1,100 units in our balance sheet identified for this business, and that we will launch in the coming months. The GRI expected for this bucket is EUR 10 million. The third bucket is HMB, the tender from Barcelona region just commented by Borja, that we have won in the first semester. Total units of 1,125, with a GRI of EUR 10 million. All in all, once stabilized, which means in four, five years, we would have 3,500 units and a GRI of EUR 38 million, plus HMB, that can take a little bit longer, but given the asset typology and the client segment that targets, there is no real risk on economics. The value of this business, once stabilized, will come from dividing the EUR 48 million of GRI that you see in the slide by the gross yield you understand makes sense.
finally, obviously, deducting the net debt associated of EUR 400 million. This will come up with a net asset value of this business line. as you know, this business is less risky and more stable, and therefore, normally the net asset value is similar to the equity value. Now, if we jump to Slide 16, you will see this analysis fulfilled. Important to say that this slide is just for illustrative purposes, with the only objective to show full calculations. We are not here to say and defend the multiple price earnings and the gross yield that are in this slide. This is not our job. You will see in the full notes one and three of this slide from where we have taken those numbers, being a discount on the recent transactions and comparables.
Even being illustrative, we are being conservative. In this case, as you can see the bottom line, the equity value would range EUR 900 million-EUR 1,000 million for the build-to-sell business and EUR 600 million for the PRS business. In slide 17, you can see the value of this company thinking in five years period. Build to sell business already commented, EUR 900 million-EUR 1,000 million. Dividends, EUR 250+ million . This means that we are going to pay EUR 50 million, or in other words, a payout of 50% of the net result. This was our commitment. PRS business commented EUR 600 million stabilized. Today already has a value, this portfolio, EUR 200 million of value. All this potential value is assets that are in our balance sheet. That's very relevant.
If you sum these three columns, the total value of this company would range EUR 125 billion-EUR 185 billion, which means a share price of EUR 21 or EUR 23. Obviously, we would have another two relevant market levers, which are HPA. The market is pushing very strong, and we are increasing prices, as Borja commented before. Every 1% increase implies around EUR 40 million. Assuming 2%-3% HPA net of cost construction inflation, the impact would be EUR 80 million or EUR 120 million. The second market lever is the rental growth or yield compression. Each EUR 1 million of GRI implies additional EUR 20 million of value, and each 0.25% less of yield implies EUR 60 million of additional value. All in all, if you look the last column, this implies, in this scenario, more than EUR 2 billion the value of this company.
This compares to the EUR 900 million of market cap today that, while speaking, is almost EUR 1 billion, thanks to the results of today. This implies that the company has the capacity to multiply by 2x the value of this company in the next four, five years. This means implicitly more than 20% IRR annual. Depending on your assumptions, I mean the price earnings and the gross yield, the value can be above or below this illustration. In any case, the value growth profile of Neinor is strong and very attractive. What shows all this is that focusing on a deviation at the EBITDA level of EUR 5 million or EUR 10 million , either positive or negative, in a total EBITDA of EUR 150 million versus the guidance of market consensus is completely, I'm sorry for the word, absurd.
Since we are far away from the real value of this company. PRS today comes for free and has a value of hundreds of million. Last comment from my side. If we jump to Slide number 18, you will see that the value of the rental platform will not come in five years from now. There is a clear path towards the value of this business line year on year. You can see that already in 2023, which means two years from now, we should have 36% of the GRI of the Neinor rental bucket. In 2024, which means three years, we should have more than 70%. We should be crystallizing a relevant part of the value in the next two and three years. With that said, Borja will jump to the last section of the presentation, key takeaways.
Thank you, Jordi. Now we'll give a few messages before we jump to Q&A. The first one is that we are on track to meet our full year 2021 guidance of EUR 150 million EBITDA, with total visibility on sales and execution. For year 2022, every development is progressing fine, and we have great visibility. For the year 2023, everything is on track. The second message is on the market outlook. The residential sector is a clear winner out of the pandemic due to many factors, and the market is coming back very strong. Given our good read of the market and the right timing, at Neinor Homes, we are perfectly positioned to benefit from this, as we managed to close already EUR 600 million of very accretive acquisitions and double our land bank during the pandemic. Third message is on the rental platform.
Almost two years ago, we decided to step on this business. This line of business is already a reality, and we will keep investing as there is a big supply-demand imbalance. The economics will only improve. On top of this, there is a big investor appetite for this sector, and some large portfolios have been traded recently at yields below 3%. This already represents a lot of value for our shareholders. Following this, my last message is that we will work very hard to put in value our unique proposition of a residential platform. Today, we are the only way to invest in listed Spanish PRS, and you can access our platform for free. This means that from today, we will work to crystallize the value of our PRS platform and lever on the strong sector tailwinds that we have in front of us.
Thank you very much for your time, and now we'll move to the Q&A.
Thank you, Borja. Yeah, operator, we may start the Q&A session.
Okay, ladies and gentlemen, we will now begin the Q&A session. And as a reminder, if you wish to ask a question, please press star and one on your telephone and wait for your name to be announced. Once again, that's star and one if you wish to ask a question. Okay. As of the moment, no questions via phone lines. Please continue.
We can start with the webcast platform. Okay. We have here a question from an analyst. He's asking about whether the EUR 150 million EBITDA target for the year 2021 includes the EUR 11 million positive impact on the change in fair value. The second question is on sales, how July is going in terms of pre-sales.
Okay. I take the first one then. I think it's important to refresh at least two comments in that type of question. First is what we consider above EBITDA from now onwards and what we don't consider. As I said before, we will consider above EBITDA changes in the fair value of investment properties that are part of our developer margin. As an example, when we deliver Hacienda Cabello in the third quarter, we are going to recognize the corresponding developer margin above EBITDA. Remember that this development was included as a delivery on our 2019 business plan, and the fact that we have changed into rental hasn't changed our target. Second concept, we will also consider above EBITDA revaluation of acquisitions like services, in which we bought at a cheap price and then the appraisal recognizes the intrinsic value of this acquisition.
We will not consider any subsequent change in the value of these assets from rental growth, yield compression, or any other reason. Apart from this, if you are concerned that part of the EUR 150 million EBITDA is not cash, and your DCF would show a lower value, this is not correct. We are delivering even more cash flow thanks to the transaction of Quabit. More than expected, even also in the cash flow profile. What is more important is not what I have said until now, is that we have a lot of value in the PRS platform, that I said before, comes for free. Therefore, EUR 5 million or EUR 10 million deviation, positive or negative, at EBITDA cash flow doesn't change the strong message that we are showing today that we have plenty of value in front of us, thanks to the PRS business.
Okay, I take the second one regarding the sales, I'm Mario Lapiedra. July came with the same trend as of June. We are expecting to close in the region of 200-250 units. For the H2, we forecast the same trend capturing HPA and achieving the total levels of pre-sales that we have on the target.
The second question also from the webcast, if we can provide some more details on the pre-sales coverage and construction standpoint for 2022 and 2023 on the build to sell deliveries. also if we could give more color on the time frame or the pace in which build to sell deliveries will come from Quabit's portfolio.
Okay, I take the one of the coverage on pre-sales. For 2022, we have already more than 60% coverage, so we will be focusing on maximizing HPA during this year. For 2023, we have already 18%, and we will keep volume and HPA focusing in this H2 to achieve the 30% number we target for the year end.
Regarding the contribution of Quabit, we said that last quarter. This year, probably there will be some units, but obviously, the impact from an EBITDA perspective on margins will be very residual and the impact will come in 2022 onwards. Given that we didn't dilute our shareholders with the transaction, we don't have to change the target. We have more weapons to get the targets, and hopefully we will achieve or even exceed them.
Okay. Next question, it's about cost inflation environment, about whether we are seeing this pressure, and if we are comfortable with the outlook on this side of the business.
Sorry. On the construction side, things are evolving as we have expected in the beginning of the year. More or less what we are having is exactly what we expected when we made the business plan for this year. We are seeing more or less increases in prices, that the year will finish, we think, with an increase between 3% and 5%. This is the figures that we have been working with. Of course, this year is going to be a year of tendencies. It may see some peaks since the economy is restarting again. We are not suffering a cost increase in our construction sites, what we have activated today. We are not suffering either deviations against our business plan. For instance, in the last month. We have contracted six new developments, and all of them are in the numbers that they have to be.
We don't expect bigger increases, as I've said, greater than 4% or 5% during this year. Also, we have to consider that this number was already, as I've said, shown or considered at the beginning of the year, and will be very much offset with the HPA that we are going to be able to introduce to the developments during the year. No big deal here. We will keep the margins.
Okay. One more question. It's with regards to the crystallization of the value of the rental business. The analyst is asking if we can share any particular way in which we are trying to complete this task, if we could sell a stake of the business or even spin it off.
Okay, I take this one. Now our priority is execution. Build the assets, deliver them successfully, and then to let them. We are working intensively on the projects, and all of them are launched and should be delivered from 2024 or 2025, as I said before. In parallel, we have seen recent portfolios like Vivenio and a couple more to be traded below 3% stabilized yield. This clearly shows there is institutional demand from investors for this asset class, and we will look to crystallize the value of Neinor Rental. To do so, obviously, we could consider many different alternatives. We can sell a minority stake, we can even float the portfolio, et cetera. I think that we have a lot of optionality. We will see in the near future.
Okay. Thank you, Jordi. We have one more question coming in from the webcast platform. It's about the HMB contract. The analyst is asking about or how unique is this contract, and whether this could be a more meaningful segment of business for Neinor in the long term, or if there is a pipeline of more opportunities here.
Sorry, José, you mean the servicing contract?
No, the rental contract in Barcelona, the affordable.
What was the question? Sorry, I didn't get it.
Yeah, I'll repeat it. If there is a pipeline of opportunities like this one that it could be awarded in the future.
Okay. Of course, there's going to be a battery of opportunities in the future in Spain. As you know, Plan VIVE Madrid, it's only in the first stage. We know that other cities like Valencia and some other cities are considering similar initiatives. That may be a good way to increase revenues for the company, and we will be analyzing and studying all of them. Having said this, we will only enter in those ones that we consider are very profitable for the company.
Okay. We have no further questions at this stage. I would like just to clarify the message that was given on the pre-sales, on the commercialization side of the business, as I heard that it was not very clear, the line. Essentially what Mario said is that we expect the strong momentum of the first half to continue on the second half. Mario said that we have 95% coverage for the current year, so for 2021, and + 60% for 2022. Okay? Essentially what this means is that as of June, we are in the point of sales coverage that we normally are by December. The focus of the company in the next six months is to capture more HPA and to improve the margins. Just sorry, one more question that is coming on the webcast.
With regards to the expected EBITDA margin at which you will transfer the units to the rental portfolio, what is the criteria followed, and when do you expect to open the rental company to new investors, and how would you consider payment in kind of sort options of other portfolios?
The margin assume the criteria is basically as build to sell. The same margin that we should record for the build to sell business, we would record for the build to rent business. Obviously, there will be a third-party valuation to justify this criteria. Regarding investors, again, we are focused on executing right now. There will be time enough to put in value the platform. Thinking different structures in one or two years from now, probably.
Okay, perfect. I guess there are no further questions, and this concludes our first half 2021.