THE REAL TRUST OF THE FUTURE
What is REIT
REIT (real estate investment trust) is a joint stock company that operates and generates income from the real estate and financial assets it owns.
REIT is owned by a varying number of investors who earn annual dividends. The investors are not involved in acquiring, managing or financing the properties.
How REIT works
Invests most of its capital in real estate assets
Generates income and distributes it as annual dividends to shareholders
Is managed by a board of directors with real estate experience
Benefits from the expertise of recognized specialists
REIT Opportunities
- Liquidity
- Portfolio diversity (industrial, commercial, hospitality and hotel, offices, residential, other assets)
- Transparency
- Stable cash flow through dividends
- Attractive risk-adjusted returns
- Is not owned by only a small group of investors, thus minimizing certain risks involved in decision making processes
- Regulatory legal framework proposal
- Both the asset and the dividend income are protected annually at the inflation rate, either by contractual clauses (relative to EURO) or by the RON/EUR exchange rate (at current RON receipts).
REIT Challenges
- Constant effort in raising capital
- Low growth during the asset lifetime
- Subject to market fluctuation
REIT Contact
office@accelereit.com
Strada Actor Ion Brezoianu 23-25, sector 1, București, Romania