AURIENT INVESTMENT PARTNERS

Aurient Investment Partners ("AIP") is an independent property investment management company based in Hong Kong.
With decades of high-level Australian real estate experience,  we have partnered early and at every stage of growth with leading Australian developers with strong track records and with billions of dollars in turnover and assets.

Experience, Trust and Service :

Aurient Investment Partners ("AIP") is an independent property investment management company based in Hong Kong.

Building on 35 years of advisory and investment in real estate across Asia Pacific, the firm specialises in Australian Build to Rent (BTR) joint venture projects and selected private developer opportunities.

The principles of AIP have decades of experience investing in Australian real estate assets and we offer our clients differentiated opportunities across  real assets, asset-based investments and the key sectors of real estate:

  • Real Property Assets/Equity investment /Indirect Investment
  • Developer Joint -Venture and Co-Investing opportunities for private clients in:
  • Commercial Real Estate and
  • Build to Rent
 

Services & Expertise

On behalf of our investors and clients we source opportunities for those wanting to  invest in Australian real estate joint-ventures, syndications and development projects.

AURIENT INVESTMENT PARTNERS:

  • Is research driven
  • Works closely with established local experts with proven track records
  • Are specialists in sourcing, valuing and managing real assets
  • Are focused on value creation with downside protection and risk mitigation

Aurient Investment Partners leverages its credibility, experience, knowledge, reputation and strong contacts to present Joint Venture, private capital real estate opportunities into smaller Australian Build to Rent and other tactical real estate opportunities, across asset classes and geographies.

What Are Development Opportunities?

Be early. Be insightful. Drive to consensus.

Aurient Investment Partners offer  private property developers in Australia consultancy and advisory services,  which previously have been out of the reach of smaller players.

The companies focus in 2021-2023 is the burgeoning Build to Rent sector of the Australian residential property market.

Build-to-Rent, as an asset class, has proven the concept and the the potential for desirable renter segments–dual-income rental households and other high-wage earning households–to embrace this asset class is there, thanks in large part to the BTR amenities designed to cater to this demographic.

Overall, the timing, proof of concept, and market tailwinds make the Build-to-Rent asset class a very interesting opportunity for investors to review and consider.

ARTICLES

Investors flock to Build to Rent projects

With interest rates at record lows, and commercial and retail assets suffering through Covid-19 and unlikely to improve anytime soon, yield hungry investors are finding safety in the growing global real estate phenomenon of Build To Rent.

Real estate is in a period of substantial disruption and growth that has already created big winners and stands to create more.

To break out from the pack, investors should be embracing new asset types, food groups, vehicles, and partners.

Political and economic uncertainty clouds the outlook in 2021, and yet investors remain drawn to the income-generating attributes of real estate.

At $3.1 trillion in assets under management (AUM), real estate is one of the largest asset classes.

And thanks to income supplement schemes and social welfare, the rental income from multifamily/build-to-rent assets has been more stable than rental income from commercial or industrial assets.

Investors have started to flock to the asset class because of the perception of equity-like returns, relatively high cash yields, and lower correlation with broader capital markets.

Central banks have responded by reversing the rising interest rate policy of a year ago. This lower-for-even-longer monetary phase has been a shot in the arm for real estate capital markets, with the notable exception of retail.

The Build to Rent asset class could recover quicker than any other property type, while offering a safe haven for investors.

Oxford Properties lodges Build to Rent  plans for a Sydney skyscraper in Pitt street.

Towards Exceptional Results

Australia has vast real wealth, rapid population growth, high living standards, the rule of law, a AAA credit rating, 25 years of economic growth and is one of the pre-eminent investment destinations likely to benefit after Covid-19.

 An Australian  property allocation can offer…
  • An expanded investment horizon
  • Enhance risk adjusted returns with more predictable returns
  • Genuine long-term diversification benefits
Australia is especially attractive to global capital:
  • Strong long term economic growth
  • Lowest interest rates since the 1960's.
  • Relative high transparency/economic stability
  • Safe Haven status
  • Offers suitably scaled assets
Strong case to add Australian property to an multi-asset portfolio
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Total Australian CBD purchases by Country:

(Colliers)

7%

From Hong Kong

15%

From Singapore

9%

From the USA

5%

From China 

"Foreign economies had a total of AU$3.8 trillion invested in Australia at the end of 2019"

Source: Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade

Consult with Us

We invite qualified Australian developers to enquire.
"The build-to-rent sector is on the cusp of exponential growth, with investors favouring assets delivering reliable income streams amid the coronavirus pandemic", a CBRE report says.
Australia invests trillions of dollars in overseas businesses, and other economies invest trillions in Australia.
Australia has the 14th highest amount of direct foreign investment in the world.

Chart as at July 2020


"I find your knowledge of the property scene and the first hand information you give, very very useful" 

PKS, Hong Kong

"Your personal knowledge of the Australian city property markets has helped greatly in us deciding on where to buy"

Margaret and Peter, London

"As a corporate banker in Asia I have been pleased with the performance both in terms of cash flow and asset value which have satisfied and exceeded initial expectations"

Graham Grover, Tokyo

"The properties are well researched and in fact I always ask that I be first on developments that pass their due diligence"

Doug Roos, South Africa

Why invest in Australia

 Australia held its place as the world’s 14th largest economy in 2019, despite being home to just 0.3 per cent of the global population.
Australia’s nominal gross domestic product (GDP) is estimated at almost A$2 trillion (US$1.4 trillion), which accounts for approximately 1.6 per cent of the global economy.
In Australian dollars, the value of total national production has more than tripled in just two decades, and is one of the world’s pre-eminent investment destinations most likely to benefit after Covid-19.

Prior to the corona virus Australia was:

  • the world’s 14th largest economy one of the world’s largest stock markets, with the sixth largest pool of funds under management in the world.
  • rated AAA with a stable outlook by all three global rating agencies, characterised by a government budget surplus and low debt forecast to realise average annual real GDP growth of 2.7% over the next five years – the highest among major advanced economies.
  • the world’s largest producer of iron ore, gold, and uranium.
  • a highly skilled nation where over 40% of the workforce has a tertiary qualification.
  • culturally diverse and multilingual, where 28% of the population was born overseas and 3.2 million Australians speak an Asian language and 1.4 million speak a European language.
  • a welcoming place to live and work, with six Australian cities ranked in the global top 40 for their quality of living.
  • the world’s third most popular destination for students.
  • the seventh largest international tourism market.
  • an environment that is ranked in the top 20 out of 190 economies for ease of doing business

We provide research, information, advice, marketing and consultancy and other services to property developers.