Programme Overview
By purchasing and developing tourist-centric properties, we aim to develop the high-end tourism market in Ireland. Our aim is to purchase, and then grow these properties as assets, thereby creating a profile of such properties in Ireland. The properties we purchase typically range in value from €5-10,000,000, and require a minimum investment of €1,000,000. The properties we are targeting are currently operational, and have been identified as having high-growth potential. Our investment strategy is aimed at enhancing and improving the acquired properties through an injection of specialist international tourism through our extensive global media channels and network.
Commercial Property InvestmentPersistent uncertainty in the global financial markets calls for a more conservative approach towards investing. In that context, investments that have predictable cash flow or are asset backed as collateral are not only a viable source of investment diversification, but also a source of consistent and reliable returns. By focusing on both the aggressive economic recovery trends of Ireland and the changing cultural ambitions and demography of investors, we will invest in the recovering Irish tourism real estate market. By harnessing Ireland's economic recovery trends, we provide investors investors with long-term, commercially viable investment projects, with sustainable growth and value-added development.
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Irish Property MarketThe property rates of Ireland are recovering steadily in line with the government’s economic recovery plan, moreover the Irish commercial property market shows signs of further increase and stabilisation, assuring a steady increase in property asset value, as well as business value over the next 5 years.
Assuming a low growth rate of 5% per annum for commercial property values, and understanding that the properties purchased are undervalued at point of purchase, we are anticipating the following value scale of increase over the next 5 years: |
"Ireland's transformation into a dynamic knowledge economy in the 21st century is due to a decisive strategy for securing Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) from the world's leading companies.” - Industrial Development Agency
Real-Estate Investment Environment
Dublin continues to attract inflows and remains in third place in the investment index - PWC Global Market Index 2016
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Economic Prospects
Ireland's future economic prospects are very bright. The country experienced a significant period of economic growth during the 1990's and early 2000's. The economy during this period was known as the Celtic Tiger and brought about a dramatic change, developing Ireland into one of the world's leading knowledge economies. This was brought to an abrupt end as a result of the 2008 Global Financial crisis. The country underwent a comprehensive restructuring process, with significant structural changes in the banking system and a re-evaluation of spending policy. This led to a stabilisation in the economy. In recent years the country has again seen its economic growth soar. It is currently one of the fastest growing economies in Europe. |
Source: World Bank / European Commission
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