Kinsmen Mezzanine Fund (Fund Closed for Retail Investments)
This is a registered managed investment scheme. The Fund’s strategy is to generate income for investors from exposure to the superior returns generally available from providing mezzanine finance to property developers.
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Kinsmen Development Fund (Fund Closed for Investment)
The Fund seeks to provide superior returns to wholesale investors who are prepared for the relevant risk to acquire commensurate rewards. The Fund will investment in quality projects at various stages of the development cycle that are diversified geographically, by industry and asset type, underpinned by highly skilled and reputable developers.
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Kinsmen Direct Property Fund
The Kinsmen Direct Property Fund is an unlisted, open-ended fund that will provide investors with a single investment entity offering exposure to a portfolio of direct and diverse property investments.
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Kinsmen Mezzanine Fund No.4
Kinsmen Mezzanine Fund No. 4 - The purpose of the Fund is to apply the capital of the Fund in providing mezzanine finance and where appropriate, senior debt funding to developers of property.
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Kinsmen Development Fund No. 2
The Kinsmen Development Fund No. 2 is a structured investment product that allows select investors to participate in the direct equity of development projects. The purpose of the Fund is to provide funding to property development projects.
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Kinsmen Adelaide Commercial Syndicate Fund
This Fund owns two high quality properties in the greater Adelaide area – the Flinders Ports building at Port Adelaide and the Boral building at Hindmarsh. Both properties are quality leased commercial buildings that were constructed in the late 1980s and early 1990s respectively. The Fund pays income quarterly, with the prospect of long term capital growth.
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309 Angas Street Property Trust
This is a unit trust investing in the commercial property at 309 Angas Street, which provides A grade office accommodation in the Adelaide CBD. Originally constructed in the early 1970s, the building was the subject of a major refurbishment in 2001. Income is paid by the Fund on a quarterly basis.
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