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Trinity Accommodation Regional Hospitality Fund FY16 Update: $12.5M Raised & Investors Paid More Than 10.5%
- Published July 08, 2016 12:06PM UTC
- Publisher Wholesale Investor
- Categories Company Updates
Trinity Accommodation Regional Hospitality Fund (TARHF) are pleased to announce that we have raised $12.5m and paid investors more than 10.5% p.a. Further acquisitions are expected to increase this return materially.
TARHF is an unlisted property trust investing in high yielding real estate backed assets with excellent capital growth and downside protection over the medium term. TARHF purchases regional Australian hospitality properties with value added opportunities via capex and professionalising management. This sector is generally uncorrelated to other asset classes making it ideal for all of yield, capital growth and diversification.
ABOUT TARHF
Trinity Accommodation Regional Hospitality Fund (TARHF) invests in Australian regional hospitality assets outside of the main capital cities. The fund aims to provide stable income returns of around 10% per annum plus capital growth of approximately 5% per annum (IRR basis) by selective asset acquisition and highly active management, including renovation and repositioning.
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