How To Invest
Investors can participate in two ways
Real Estate Funds
Real Estate Funds – by investing in Luxembourg-based funds (RAIF – SICAVs – Limited Partnerships), thereby benefitting from risk-diversification across
multiple properties and locations.
Single-Deal Co-Investments
Single Deal Co-Investments – by co-investing in single transactions on property-owning company level, thereby participating in specific building
acquisitions only.
Real Estate Funds
Pros & Cons
- Alternative Investment Fund Manager Directive (AIFMD)
compliant - Audited by Deloitte
- Legally advised by MPartners, tax advised by Ernst & Young
- Max. Loan-to-Value of 65 – 75%
- Bankable with ISIN #
- High diversification through a large variety of tenants across German industries and cities
- Recurring attractive cash flow over a hold period of seven
years
Single-Deal Co-Investments
Pros & Cons
- Alternative Investment Fund Manager Directive (AIFMD)
compliant - Audited by Deloitte
- Legally advised by MPartners, tax advised by Ernst & Young
- Max. Loan-to-Value of 80%
- Specific capital allocation to single buildings
- Recurring cash flow over individual hold periods
