There are 4 generally accepted strategies in the commercial property sector:
Core Assets
This asset is the most conservative. Consistent yield from solid tenants. These assets are a buy and hold, strategy and constitute the backbone of an institution's portfolio. Generally situated in the city business center.
Core Plus
Similar to core, but with value-added opportunities and the yield may be higher than a Core Asset. Usually situated slightly outside the city center or a slightly inferior property or tenant mix.
Value Add
Possibly less credit worthy tenants or say a retail area which has lost its anchor tenant. With a higher risk involved, potential for capital appreciation for the entrepreneurial investor.
Opportunistic
Possibly distressed tenants or developers building apartment buildings, condos, office, retail, etc. With a higher risk involved has the potential for the most return.
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ASA Mix
Tailor made for each investor with financing opportunities and other hybrid structures. Let us help you maximize your return in accordance with your risk policy.
Leading Types of Property Investments:
Retail
Can cover all types including-Open strip Shopping, Highstreet and indoor malls-taking account of changing consumer habits.
Distribution & Logistic Centers
Online shopping presents a real growing opportunity for this sector.
Commercial
Both city center and regional office space, including also new generation co-workspaces.
Student Accommodation
While this is a niche product in recent years, it has provided a solid yielding return on investment.
Data Centers
Long term low maintenance investment. The new economy provides high demand for these sophisticated and highly protected facilities.