CF Property Capital receives 5-Crown rating forecasting market rebound

CF Property Capital receives 5-Crown rating forecasting market rebound
Staff reporterJune 28, 2020

Exclusive funds management company, CF Property Capital, has announced its Chiodo Diversified Property Fund has hit $50 million in funds under management (FUM), receiving a 5-crown rating from Financial Express.

With over 300 notable investors involved, CF Property Capital started raising funds in late 2016.

CF Property Capital’s Executive Director, Ilya Frolov said, “In the Investment Centre of the Money Management Fund Database, we’re the only 5-crown rated property fund (listed and direct) to be returning a positive return on investment this year."

“This year we’re planning to finalise and complete three projects, which means dividends back to our investors as well recycling the funds into new projects and developers,” says Frolov.

Despite Covid-19 affecting the industry and investor confidence, Ilya is expecting a rebound later this year.

“We’re seeing an impact that sits somewhere between 5 per cent per quarter that is locked down. If the lockdown is released and people can get back to some form of normality, the property prices will stay at the 5 per cent drop."

“We’re also looking at the immigration situation closely and travel restrictions, which are highly correlated with the demand for new and existing residential properties. Once international travel restrictions and immigration borders are open, we will most likely see a rebound to above pre-COVID-19 figures.”

Principal Paul Chiodo said CF Property Capital has proven itself to be a consistent and fruitful investment option compared to most alternatives, nationally.

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