UniImmo: Europa, with a European focus
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The France Avenue property won a MIPIM award in 2005, the “property Oscar” for office buildings. |
South Wacker Drive in the centre of Chicago was awarded a double gold for architecture and sustainability. |
The Fünf Höfe shopping centre is a leading shopping destination in Munich with a superb location. |
Current focus of UniImmo: Europa
UniImmo: Europa’s investment focus is Europe. At present, the fund may also invest up to 40 per cent of its assets elsewhere in the world.
To minimise risk, the fund holds properties with various commercial uses. Office property currently predominates, but the fund also invests in hotels, retail outlets, logistics properties and business parks. This diversifies tenant structures across the fund. Modern, sought-after properties in European cities, as well as locations in the Americas and Asia, provide opportunities to generate attractive rental income, long-term.
Breakdown by property type
Source: Union Investment. Information current at 30 June 2011. Percentage of real estate assets.
This fund is the perfect choice if you wish to invest in real estate without the overhead associated with owning property directly. Our experts professionally manage all fund properties. You can invest from as little as 50 euros in fund units, which you can redeem at any time* without any additional cost. However, open-ended real estate funds should always be viewed as a long-term investment.
* New legislation is planned for open-ended real estate funds which is due to be incorporated into the funds’ contractual terms and conditions from 1 January 2013. Contact your personal advisor for more information about current legal developments.
Solid properties
Properties of different sizes and ages in a range of locations and industries, plus a wide variety of uses and tenants, ensure that the fund offers an attractive mix of real estate, as well as risk diversification.
Please see the prospectus for detailed information regarding opportunities and risks. Copies can be obtained from your bank. All purchases of fund units are made on the basis of the prospectus.
2 November 2011
