About Us
Our Approach
During times of market uncertainty, so many things change. But our approach to property investment never does.
Identifying Value
For us, buying property has always been about identifying value where no one else sees it. And there’s a framework we use to do that. We question every decision from the macro level (state, sector, precinct) to the micro (asset, tenant, rent) so we know with certainty our investment will stand the test of time.
State
As nation-wide property investors, we first look to answer why a particular state’s property market will perform exceptionally for years to come.
Australia has countless property markets, none of them the same. This means we need an intimate understanding of our targeted region. If we know a state will meet our standards today and tomorrow, we know we’re looking for an investment in the right market.
Sector
Office, industrial or retail? We put our microscope over each sector to intimately understand their pros and pitfalls.
Understanding the movements in each commercial asset class is crucial to successful investing. If there will be lasting relevance for a particular sector or sub-sector, we want to know about it. It’s all about targeting the right segment at the right time.
Precinct
Then we need to know where in our chosen state we’d like to acquire. We use relevance as our North Star.
Location, location, location. We want a precinct that is relevant today and will be relevant well into the future. If we know a particular location will remain relevant to its local population, then we know there’ll be demand for that location for years to come.
Asset
We then look for the best possible asset. But not for us – for our tenant.
Whether it’s ease of access, suitable floor plate sizes, sufficient parking, or exceptional frontage, we find an asset that meets the requirements of our biggest partner in property: Our tenant. We listen and intimately understand our tenant’s needs, and then ensure our chosen asset fulfils every one of them.
Tenant
Perhaps the most important stage of our approach. When we’ve found the right asset, we look for the right tenant.
We ensure our targeted property is occupied by a tenant we want to support. This doesn’t just ensure our asset remains occupied, but it promises us and our investors a tenant that’s both relevant and suitable to the property.
Rent
Finally, we focus on the rent. Why is this rental income acceptable for us and our investors?
The rent covers our mortgage, our investors’ return, and the costs of the investment. The agreed rental amount needs to stack up, and it needs to meet or exceed the market-related level. That way, we can expect stable income in any environment the future throws at us.
Track Record
Our approach is tried, tested, and produces an average annualised investor return of 24.44%. Our goal never changes: Locating an asset we are proud to offer to our investors.
Case Studies
Our results come from strategic, well-planned property investing. Want proof? Check out our case studies.
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Past performance is not indicative of future returns. Any information provided on this website has not considered the objectives, financial situation or needs of any investor; investors should consider whether it is appropriate to them to partake in a commercial property investment prior to investing, in light of their objectives, financial situation or needs. Every investor should obtain and consider the investment’s Information Memorandum before making a decision in relation to the investment.