Bank J. Safra Sarasin Real Estate Hub Switzerland - Die Anlagestiftung Immobilien DAI lanciert Die Anlagegruppe Wohnimmobilien Deutschland DAWID Dienstag, 11. August 2015 - 12:18
DAWID Die Anlagegruppe Wohnimmobilien Deutschland
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Die Anlagestiftung Immobilien DAI lanciert Die Anlagegruppe Wohnimmobilien Deutschland DAWID Zürich, 11. August 2015 Wir freuen uns Ihnen als Vertriebspartner und Depotbank diese attraktive Anlagegruppe vorzustellen. Ziel ist, Schweizer Vorsorgeeinrichtungen am attraktiven Deutschen Wohnungsmarkt partizipieren zu lassen. Eine vergleichsweise hohe Wertstabilität und nachhaltige Cashflows zeichnen deutsche Wohnimmobilien aus. In den letzten zehn Jahren konnte eine kontinuierliche Outperformance gegenüber dem deutschen Gesamtimmobilienmarkt erzielt werden. Die Anlagegruppe Wohnimmobilien Deutschland stellt eine ideale Ergänzung zu bestehenden Immobilieninvestitionen in der Schweiz dar. § investiert direkt in Wohnimmobilien Deutschland, der grössten Volkswirtschaft Europas § Fokus auf Core / Core Plus Objekten § ermöglicht effizienten Zugang zu einem attraktiven Marktsegment § Nettoinventarwert basierende Investition ohne Agio § prädestiniertes Anlagegefäss für Vorsorgeeinrichtungen
Die Erstemissionsfrist läuft vom 3. August bis am 2. November 2015. Das maximale Volumen der Erstemission wurde auf CHF 250 Mio. festgelegt. Bei Erreichen des Emissionsvolumens wird die Erstemissionsfrist vorzeitig beendet. Gerne stehen wir Ihnen für weiteführende Informationen zur Verfügung und freuen uns auf Ihr Feedback. Bank J. Safra Sarasin AG │ Real Estate Hub Switzerland General Guisan-Quai 26 8002 Zürich
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