BALTIC STATES Eften enters residential rental market
Public buildingsschedule 08 September 2020
The first purchase of the fund is to be a building with 112 apartments in the Kadaka Metsapark estate in Tallinn
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Riga-based fund manager Eften Capital is to enter the residential rental market by establishing a new fund to invest in rental apartment buildings in Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania.
The Eften Residential Fund will soon be launched with the aim of becoming the largest residential property fund in the Baltics with a portfolio of around 1,000 apartments. EUR 60 mln of equity investment is planned in its initial stage.
The Eften Residential Fund will be registered in Estonia as private fund (usaldusfond). Its investment period will be five years from its founding and the leverage target will be 50 pct of the portfolio. The investors in the first investment round, mostly privat
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