Residential Mandate III

Our latest residential mandate is for a Club Deal of German pension funds, which invests in multi-family homes in prospering cities in countries in the Eurozone and Denmark. The strategy is generally dedicated to Core and Core+ assets as we tend towards locations that provide both stability and upside potential for the client’s portfolio. This particular mandate is an open-ended fund under a German KVG structure.

Residential Mandate II

Our second mandate is for an Austrian pension fund, where we invest in urban land or vacant buildings in the bigger German and Austrian cities and transform these into multi-family homes. This mandate is focused on contemporary and affordable living, including micro-apartments. To add value to the investor’s portfolio we prefer to invest in transitioning locations, thus benefiting from the long-term upside these areas offer, and ‘green’ buildings which fulfil our clients’ sustainability ambitions. This mandate is an open-ended Luxembourg SICAV fund.

Our philosophy is to establish a trusted and sustainable partnership with our investors and manage our investment mandates as if the money was our own. We view Germany, the Netherlands, Austria and Denmark as the core markets for European residential investors, complemented by Spain and Italy which enable us to deliver additional yield.

Primevest Communication Infrastructure Fund I

The Primevest Communication Infrastructure Fund was launched in 2017 as the first investment vehicle in this sector with a focus on properties in Austria, Belgium, Germany and the Netherlands. We aim to grow the fund to around €500-€600 million in assets under management, with 70% invested in fibre networks and 30% in traffic aggregation points and data centres.

Residential Mandate I

One of our largest residential mandates is for a German pension fund, which invests in multi-family homes in prospering cities in countries in the Eurozone and Denmark. The strategy is generally Core and Core+ as we tend towards locations that provide both stability and upside potential for the client’s portfolio. This particular mandate is an open-ended fund under a German KVG structure.

Primevest Private Dutch Parking Fund ll

Launched in 2013, Primevest Dutch Private Parking Fund II is the second private parking fund investing exclusively in car parks. Its portfolio comprises six car parks located in the Netherlands, five of which are leased to Q-park and one to the municipality of Amsterdam.

Primevest European Parking Fund IV

We launched Primevest European Parking Fund IV in 2017, under a mandate from a German pension fund services provider. The fund is structured as a German Immobilien-Spezialfonds. In line with earlier funds, the core strategy remains constant: to invest in car parks located in high-density inner-city areas across Europe.

Primevest European Parking Fund III

Primevest Capital Partners launched its third European parking fund in 2014 to tap into the growing institutional appetite for investments in this sector. The fund is structured as a German Immobilien-Spezialfonds.

Car parks are fundamental to enabling mobility in Europe’s high-density city centres and have proven to be resilient, even in periods of economic instability. As city centres increasingly restrict on-street car parking, either by the removal of spaces or increasing already high on-street parking fees, we believe these assets will play a fundamental part in the evolution of our cities.

Read more about our vision for the future of city-centre car parks.

Primevest European Parking Fund II

Launched in 2012, the Primevest European Parking Fund II is our second vehicle for institutional investors. The fund is structured as a German Immobilien-Spezialfonds and its core strategy is to assemble a pan-European portfolio of car park assets located in high-density, inner-city areas.

Car parks are fundamental to enabling mobility in Europe’s high-density city centres and have proven to be resilient, even in periods of economic instability. As city centres increasingly restrict on-street car parking, either by the removal of spaces or increasing already high on-street parking fees, we believe these assets will play a fundamental part in the evolution of our cities.

Read more about our vision for the future of city-centre car parks.

Primevest Private Dutch Parking Fund l

The first private fund to invest exclusively in car parks, Primevest Private Dutch Parking Fund was launched in 2011, when we acquired six inner-city car parks in the Netherlands from Q-park in a sale-and-leaseback transaction.