INVESTMENT

Demiing Group Holdings developed its own private real estate fund: Demiing Real Estate Fund.

Our mission is to create long-term value through the careful stewardship of the capital. We invest across the alternative asset classes in real estate area. We seek to utilize our expertise to generate attractive returns, and to make a positive impact on the communities in which we invest.

Our strategy features stabilized real estate with a long-term investment horizon and moderate leverage. Our funds focus on residential (including student accommodation), office, and retail assets in gateway cities. We focuses on income-generating assets primarily in the cities of European markets.

Additionally, we:

  • Provide real estate debt to investment in reliable real estate crowdfunding platforms that originates short to medium loans to real estate assets/projects.

  • Invest in Real Estate Investment Funds with extensive track record in investments that fit our philosophy and criteria, witch also provide consistently 5% plus net ROI a year.

ELEVATING PROPERTY INVESTMENT

PROPERTY FINANCE

Equity

Development equity is typically structured as a loan which whilst ranking last, entitles us to share in the profits of a project.

  • Secured by underlying asset
  • Profit share
  • 12-36 months timeframes
  • Medium to high risk

Mezzanine

Investments with fixed returns secured by an asset. Used by developers to raise capital without giving up profit shares.

  • Secured 2nd charge on the property
  • Fixed return
  • 12-36 month timeframes
  • Medium risk 

Senior

Senior loans and interim funding solutions that are repaid first when any distributions are made.

  • Secured 1st charge over the asset

  • Fixed return

  • 6-18 month timeframes

  • Medium to Low risk.

FUNDING REAL ESTATE

DEMIING REAL ESTATE FUND


ADVANTAGES:

  • Investing in one of the world most secure assets: real estate

  • Investing in real estate without worrying about its management

  • Diversification - Risk Adverse Investment Strategy
  • Earnings in Excess of Current Bank Interests