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Prime assets

The properties we operate

Rentakia works with many types of prime real estate, residential and tertiary. Each category has its own return logic: capital gain on sale, rental income during operation, or both.

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How returns are generated
Capital gain

The return comes when the appreciated asset is sold.

Rental income

The return comes from rent during operation.

Both

Combines rental income during operation and capital gain on sale.

Residential8 categories

Housing and land.

From land acquisition to renovation for rent or sale. Capital-gain deals seek returns on sale; rental-income deals seek returns during operation.

Capital gain

Urban land

Purchase of urban or rezoning-potential land that appreciates through development and is then sold.

Typical term: 3+ years
Capital gain

Developments

Development and construction of new-build housing, sometimes with parking, storage rooms or retail units.

Typical term: 2-3 years
Capital gain

Renovations

Buying, renovating and selling housing to capture appreciation.

Typical term: 4-12 months
Capital gain

Use changes

Renovation with authorized change of use, such as retail to housing, creating double appreciation.

Typical term: 6-12 months
Both

Holiday rental

Renovated housing for tourist rental, with a sale at the end of the project.

Typical term: 6-36+ months
Both

Mid-term rental

Renovated housing for seasonal rental to one tenant, with later sale.

Typical term: 6-36+ months
Both

Room rental

Renovated housing rented by rooms, with later sale.

Typical term: 6-36+ months
Both

Rent-to-own

Renovated housing rented with a purchase option, with later sale.

Typical term: 6-36+ months
Tertiary8 categories

Beyond housing.

Retail, offices, warehouses, parking, hospitality and more. Assets that usually combine rental income during operation with capital gain on later sale.

Both

Retail

Retail units or tertiary-use land, usually rented and later sold.

Typical term: 6-36+ months
Both

Offices

Office assets, usually rented and later sold.

Typical term: 6-36+ months
Both

Parking

Individual parking spaces or full parking facilities.

Typical term: 6-36+ months
Both

Storage units

Storage units, or conversion of retail premises into storage units.

Typical term: 6-36+ months
Both

Industrial

Warehouses or industrial land.

Typical term: 6-36+ months
Both

Rural

Rural land or estates. If rezoned as urban, it becomes an Urban project.

Typical term: 6-36+ months
Both

Hospitality

Hotels or hostels in operation, with later sale.

Typical term: 6-36+ months
Both

Senior living

Senior residences or student residences in operation, with later sale.

Typical term: 6-36+ months

Each project defines its own conditions, amount and term in its documentation. Estimated returns are not guaranteed and depend on each transaction. You can obtain liquidity before maturity by selling your position on the secondary market or using it as collateral.