Residential/mixed-use building
CentralCentral segment of the Swiss fixed-income market. The residential sector is characterized by and a low structural vacancy rate ; mixed-use properties combine residential units with commercial or office space within the same building, with leases of .
Office building
Buildings intended for commercial use, leased to one or more tenants. This category is characterized by generally longer lease terms, a strong sensitivity to location and technical standards, and direct exposure to economic cycles.
Commercial Spaces / Retail
Premises intended for retail and service activities, located on the ground floor of a building or in a dedicated center. Leases for these properties are often commercial, with fixed terms, specific rent adjustments, and rent levels tied to location and foot traffic.
Industrial, Semi-Industrial & Logistics
Properties used for production, storage, and distribution. This category includes assets with a variety of uses—workshops, warehouses, logistics hubs—characterized by their functionality, accessibility, and leases that are often held by a single operator.
Hospitality Industry
Operating assets, the use of which is inextricably linked to the hotel business. They are characterized by specific contractual arrangements—fixed-term leases, variable-term leases, or management contracts—that tie the owner to the property’s performance.
Nursing Homes & Senior Living Facilities
Medical-social facilities and senior living communities. At the intersection of real estate and operations, they operate within their own regulatory and licensing framework and are based on long-term leases entered into with specialized operators.
