ABOUT US
Pere Estrany founded Twin Shores Capital to connect international investors with real estate opportunities across Europe and the United States. As Founder and CEO, he leads the firm's strategy, deal origination and execution, with a particular focus on the Spanish and European markets.
Pere studied Communication and Public Relations at Universitat Pompeu Fabra in Barcelona and spent four years in Germany as Director of Communications for a multinational company. With more than a decade of experience in European real estate, he has co-founded several ventures and built an extensive international network of investors, owners and operators. He has also collaborated with SPQR Investments on cross-border real estate transactions and international business development.
A SHARED VISION

Pere Estrany
CEO

Stephen Lacy
U.S Advisor
Based in San Francisco, Stephen Lacy supports Twin Shores Capital as a strategic advisor for the U.S. market, strengthening the firm's relationships and transaction capabilities across the United States.
Stephen studied Real Estate Development at the University of Southern California and has more than 15 years of experience in acquisitions, asset management and value creation. He previously worked on acquisitions and dispositions through Battery Commercial, owned by Sansome Pacific Properties, participating in transactions involving firms such as Fortress Investment Group and properties occupied by leading credit tenants, including Wells Fargo, Walgreens, CVS, Chase Bank and McDonald's.
Stephen currently works with HCM Commercial in San Francisco, combining his real estate experience, local market knowledge and professional network with Twin Shores Capital's international platform.
Our Team

Alex Castejón
Senior Advisor - SPQR Investments COO

Pedro Estrany
Legal Counsel

Carla Pascual
Administrative Operations Manager

Rodny Abreu
Software & Media Engineer

Olivia Fernández
Media Engineer - Photography & Design
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