Forward Purchase Opportunities
Invest early in selected inventory from newly launched real estate projects, with the entry structure and intended exit approach set out from the beginning.
Thoughtfully selected, from the price you enter at to the way you exit
At FracInvest, we look for early-stage real estate opportunities where investors may be able to enter below relevant market benchmarks. Starting at a more attractive price can create greater potential for returns as the project progresses.
We also think about liquidity from day one. Every opportunity is structured with a proposed exit route, timeline, conditions, and responsible parties clearly laid out at the outset.
Every opportunity is different. Entry discounts, returns, and exits are not guaranteed, so please review the assumptions, obligations, and risks in the opportunity documents.
Get in early on carefully selected project inventory
A forward purchase allows investors to acquire identified real estate inventory early in a project's journey, typically at or shortly after launch, on terms agreed with the developer or project owner.
An opportunity may include one or more selected units, held directly or through an investment vehicle. Before you invest, you can review the price, payment schedule, expected holding period, investor rights, and proposed exit route.
How an opportunity comes together
Every project is different, but the journey usually follows these four steps.
We identify the inventory
We select specific units or project inventory and review the information available at that stage.
We structure the terms
The entry price, payment milestones, holding structure, investor rights, and proposed exit are documented.
Investors participate
Eligible investors can take part through the structure explained in the opportunity documents.
We track progress
We monitor project milestones and follow the documented terms for any proposed sale, transfer, or buyback.
Look beyond the entry price
An attractive launch-stage price matters, but so do the project, the developer, the investment structure, and the assumptions behind the exit.
- Project details, location, approvals, and RERA information where applicable
- Developer background, delivery record, and financial capacity
- Identified inventory, acquisition price, and payment schedule
- Ownership structure, investor rights, fees, and taxes
- Return assumptions, tenure, risks, and proposed exit terms
Explore a Forward Purchase opportunity
Review the current listing, its entry terms, documents, risks, proposed structured exit, and intended exit route.
Whitefield Opportunity 1
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