The future of property investment: fractionalised and accessible
At Immotokens, we recognise the challenges and opportunities of today's investment landscape. Many are looking for ways to ensure financial stability for the future, and while there are traditional paths, there are also innovative approaches that open new doors. One such pioneering method is fractionalised real estate investment. Below, we explore this option and other common investment options:
Fractionalised Property Investments: This is where the power of collaboration and technology come together. Immotokens introduces a unique way to invest in real estate. With our Co-invest option, you can acquire a stake in a property project together with 4-5 investors, with each investor contributing at least €100K. In addition, we also offer the option to invest individually with amounts starting from just €1000, directly in our Immotokens. This enables a wider group of people to enjoy the benefits of real estate investment without bearing a full financial burden.
Investing in property finance: Briqwise introduces a revolutionary way of investing in Belgium. Property finance offers you the chance to enjoy the attractive aspects of property investment without the traditional bumps. Think of things like unexpected maintenance costs, dealing directly with tenants or market volatility. With property finance, you experience the benefits of higher returns than direct property ownership, while significantly minimising risk. And perhaps best of all, security remains the same, if not improved.
Property rental: Investing in real estate has always been popular for its combination of capital growth and rental income. But it can be complex and often requires a hands-on approach. For many, using a property management company is the key to success in this sector.
Shares: Potentially high returns are attractive, but volatility can be challenging. Equities are affected by global events, company-specific news and market sentiments.
Bonds: Known as a more stable investment than equities, but with today's low interest rates, returns can sometimes be less attractive.
Raw materials: Gold, silver and other precious metals have a reputation as safe havens but do not provide regular income unless they are sold.
Life insurance (Branch 21 or 23): Intended for long-term savings, but external factors such as fees and inflation can affect the final return.
Conclusion: Investing is a journey that requires knowledge, timing and sometimes a little daring. Immotokens is here to provide you with the most sophisticated and accessible routes to property investment. Whether you choose fractionalised investing or the more traditional routes, we are here to guide you.
