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HB Reavis CE REIF, a Fund with 12-years tradition

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About the Fund

HB Reavis CE REIF is an open-end real estate investment fund with an optimal, 4 to 7-year recommended holding period and with an average annualised total return of around 8%. The Fund´s investment approach is to follow the “core/core+” strategy of only investing in standing, income-generating commercial properties in Pan-European countries that consistently meet the expectations of investors. The Fund uses synergies with HB Reavis, which is a leading international workspace and shopping mall provider active in United Kingdom, Germany and Central Europe.

12 years of experience

attractive yield

inflation resistant

premium portfolio

prime tenants

safe legislation

Performance

total return (since inception 2011)

9.6% p.a.

target long-term total return

7-8% p.a.

average annual dividend yield

5-6% p.a.

portfolio value

€341 mil
Period Total Return p.a. NAV Growth p.a. Dividend Yield p.a.
Since Launch to July 31st, 2023 9,60%
2012 10,00% 5,06% 4,94%
2013 9,45% 4,00% 5,45%
2014 9,04% 4,12% 4,92%
2015 9,15% 3,95% 5,20%
2016 11,97% 5,65% 6,32%
2017 6,49% 0,06% 6,43%
2018 7,22% 0,45% 6,51%
2019 6,99% 0,48% 6,51%
2020 1,07% -4,52% 5,59%
2021 6,60% 0,32% 6,28%
2022 9,01% 2,81% 6,20%
2023 YTD 5,08% 1,10% 3,98%

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Portfolio

  • 5 income-producing properties (4 office buildings and 1 shopping mall)
  • Altogether 109,000 sq m in its investment portfolio
  • A market value of €341 mil.
  • Well diversified: more than 200 lease contracts with an average lifetime of 4 years

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HB Reavis Real Estate Investment Management was founded in 2011 with the vision of becoming the leading active real estate fund manager focused on delivering exceptional long-term investment returns and superior client service for investors seeking exposure to commercial real estate in Europe.

The business capitalises on its asset management capabilities and the 30-year track record of its 100% parent, HB Reavis, a leading European real estate developer in the industry. With a heritage in real estate, HB Reavis Investment Management builds long-lasting partnerships that consistently meet the expectations of investors.

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Management

Peter has been the HB Reavis CEREIF Fund Director since 2011.

Peter was instrumental in launching HB Reavis Real Estate Investment Management eight years ago and has been the HB Reavis CEREIF Fund Director since 2011. He oversees the portfolio, operations and investor relations and is a driving force behind its consistent double-digit returns. Formerly, Peter spent nine years with Citigroup’s Investment and Corporate Banking Division where he was responsible for leading its International Clients Desk in Bratislava. There, he pushed through a number of major regional transactions with leading global and regional companies and institutions. These included the origination and structuring of various debt instruments, corporate reorganisations and project financing. Peter has an MSc in Economics from the University of Economics in Bratislava.

Peter Grancic

Member of the Board of Directors, Fund Manager

Jakub is an experienced investment professional with a proven history in the financial industry.

Today, his main focus is expanding coverage across Central Europe and investment analysis. Prior to joining HB Reavis, Jakub worked for several financial institutions. He started his career with Tatra Banka private banking, overseeing high-net-worth individuals. Later on, he moved to London to join QUMMIF Investment Fund where he acquired an understanding of private equity transactions, the legal aspects of intellectual property rights and how to build financial models for capital raising. Following this, Jakub joined TFS Derivatives where he developed a thorough understanding of equity derivatives. He graduated from Queen Mary University of London with an MSc in Finance.

Jakub Hromada

Investment Manager

Peter is a Director of HB Reavis Investment Management and is responsible for fund management.

In turn, he also performs a senior capital markets role for the HB Reavis Group, looking over its investment management and transactional activities. In this role, Peter has been responsible for more than EUR 1 billion worth of real estate transactions in CEE and the United Kingdom. Before joining HB Reavis Investment Management, Peter worked for the private equity group Enterprise Investors and Ernst & Young, and currently has over 15 years of M&A and investment management experience. He also has a degree in Financial Management from Comenius University and a diploma in European Law and Economics.

Peter Daubner

Member of the Board of Directors

Neil is an Independent Non-Executive Director.

He’s vastly experienced in a number of industries; starting out in accountancy at Deloitte before moving on to senior finance management at Shell UK in Aberdeen, London and Bangladesh. A switch to Standard Life in 1991 saw Neil lead the management of a £4bn fund. He has since gone on to shape portfolios for the Abu Dhabi Investment Authority ($10bn) and Hermes REIM – where he looked after BT ($1.4bn) and Royal Mail ($950m). Today, he uses his 25 years of financial expertise to confidently advise a range of global real estate institutional investors.

Neil Ross

Member of the Board of Directors