The Returns
Returns will vary according to a number of factors including the performance of the property market at the time of development.
Wherever possible, Peet will provide a forecast of future returns in the offer document – however, this is not always possible in some longer-term projects where a development's start date is not certain. If we are unable to provide a forecast, prospective investors will be able to refer to the benefits and risks associated with the project detailed in the offer document.
Peet Syndicates investors start to realise a return on their investments once profits emerge. These profits are progressively returned to our investors in the form of distributions or dividends and continue until the final lots are settled and the syndicate is wound up. In the same way, capital is also returned progressively, as funds and taxation legislation and legislation permit.
Because of the way in which our investors realise their returns, our syndicates typically suit those investors who have a medium to long-term horizon, and who enjoy watching their investment grow under the experienced and ethical management of an award-winning developer.
How Syndicates work
Investment Security
Frequently Asked Questions
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