- Attractive Returns and Flexibility: At ER Capital, you can choose from a range of investment products: bonds, cumulative preference shares, and private loans (tailored solutions). You select the product that suits you best and benefit from returns of up to 8%* per year.
Invest in ER Capital
ER Capital offers a range of investment opportunities within the Dutch real estate market. Investors can invest in the publicly listed shares of ER Capital NV, participate in our real estate funds, or opt for bonds and private loans.
Our real estate funds and bonds provide access to carefully selected projects with attractive returns. ER Capital invests alongside its investors in every fund, underlining our commitment. Professional management is carried out by our AIFMD-licensed subsidiary, with external oversight by an AFM-approved custodian.
For investors looking to invest €100,000 or more, ER Capital also offers the option of private loans. In this case, you provide a loan to ER Capital at a fixed interest rate, depending on the term. Interest payments are made periodically, and your full principal is repaid at the end of the term.
With this broad offering, ER Capital combines stability, transparency, and professional real estate management for both private and institutional investors.
4%* ‑ 8%*
Interest
Benefits of ER Capital
- 4%* - 8%* interest per year
- Payout per month
- Flexible term
- Participation starting from €12,000.-
Advantages of ER Capital
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Important information
Prospective investors in these bonds are expressly reminded that all forms of investment involve financial risks. Potential bondholders should carefully review the full contents of the prospectus and other documentation provided on this page before making any investment decision. To determine whether an investment is suitable for you, please consult your own financial advisors.
* The value of your investment may fluctuate. Past performance is no guarantee of future results. The returns mentioned in this preliminary announcement are partly based on assumptions that are subject to change or derived from models that do not necessarily reflect actual outcomes.