Capital release outside the leverage limits.
For open-ended and closed-ended property funds, special AIFs, insurers and pension schemes as portfolio holders. Typical questions:
- The 30 percent limit of Section 254 KAGB
- The purchase price of a beneficial right does not count against the borrowing limit of open-ended retail property funds.
- Redemptions
- Meet redemptions without selling the most liquid assets into a weak market.
- Special AIFs
- Capital outside the leverage limits set by the fund terms.
- Reallocation within the portfolio
- Move capital from single assets into other sectors or regions without a portfolio sale. Single asset or sub-portfolio.
- Realising hidden reserves without crystallising them
- Valuation and carrying values remain; no transfer of title, no real estate transfer tax.
- Loan-to-value and ratios
- Contract liability instead of financial debt: loan-to-value, gearing and covenants stay untouched.
- Use-of-proceeds restriction
- The proceeds are freely available for redemptions, distributions or new investments.
Rental income, property data and the balance of existing loans are enough for an indication: info@homer.gmbh · +49 221 933 52250
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