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Qove Capital Golf Heights Gosford Ltd Capital Raise Closing Tomorrow
- Published June 22, 2017 12:00AM UTC
- Publisher Wholesale Investor
- Categories Company Updates
Qove Capital Golf Heights Gosford Ltd is a residential development project in Gosford City, with fixed return of up to 30% over the life of the project. The fund is currently raising $3.2m in redeemable preference shares.
Qove Capital Golf Heights Gosford has already raised $1.5m (which is $1m over minimum subscription) and making a final call to potential investors to this investment opportunity that closes tomorrow the 23rd June 2016.
The transaction in summary:
- Gosford NSW 40 unit development
- Redeemable Preference Shares in Mez lending entity to project
- Ranking senior to developer equity
- 18 – 30% absolute fixed return (unfranked) at completion
- Estimated completion: 24 months
- Project cost: $15m+
- Minimum subscription reached
Project Status:
- Location: Gosford CBD Hospital Precinct
- DA 49560/2016 Approved by Central Coast Council 16 Feb 2017
- CC underway
- 35% units already sold
- Estimated construction start: Q3/Q4 2017
- Prospectus attached
To request an offer please click on the button below.
If you missed on seeing Qove Capital Golf Heights Gosford present live last night at the Sydney Fund Manager Investor Evening please listen to a recorded podcast from Qove Capital.
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