Sectors
Industrial and logistics, childcare, healthcare, convenience retail and service stations.
Investor product · Property
High-yield property fund
A property fund that owns income-producing buildings leased to businesses on long leases, in sectors chosen for the reliability of the rent rather than the hope of capital growth.
Wholesale investors
How to invest.
Apply online. We confirm your wholesale status and provide the offer documents for this fund when available; they set out the full terms, fees and risks.
What it invests in
What it invests in
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Leases
Properties with established tenants on long leases, with rent reviews set out in each lease.
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Gearing
Moderate borrowing, within limits set out in the offer documents.
Income
Where the income comes from.
Income is rent paid by tenants, after property costs, interest on borrowings and fund costs.
Investors seeking rental income from commercial property and who can hold the investment for several years.
Key terms
How it works.
A summary only. The offer documents set out the full terms, fees and risks.
- VehicleUnit trust for wholesale investors.
- DistributionsMonthly or quarterly, as set out in the offer documents.
- LiquidityProperty funds are generally illiquid; terms are set out in the offer documents.
- InvestorsWholesale clients only, under section 761G of the Corporations Act 2001 (Cth).
- How to investApply online. We confirm your wholesale status and provide the offer documents when available.
- Minimum investmentSet out in the offer documents.
- Fees and costsSet out in full in the offer documents before you invest.
Risks
Key risks.
- Tenants may leave or fail to pay rent, and vacant property costs money to hold.
- Property values can fall, particularly when interest rates rise.
- Borrowing magnifies both gains and losses.
- Income and returns are not guaranteed, and you may lose some or all of your capital.
Next step
Apply to invest in this fund.
Applying does not commit you to invest. We confirm your wholesale status before sending the offer documents.
Questions? Email investing@yield.com.au.