The investment company Concorde Capital presented to private investors the profitable real estate project SHELEST Hutir, which is part of the company’s successful project in the field of recreational real estate SHELEST Hotel.
“SHELEST Hutir is a new profitable real estate project for private investors near Vyshgorod, in which SHELEST and Concorde Capital are investing. We attract partners who, side by side with us, will create a business for economic development and a place for Ukrainians to relax“, – said during the presentation CEO of Concorde Capital Igor Mazepa.
The SHELEST Hutir concept involves a combination of an income-producing property and a modern dacha. That is, an investor can buy a vacation home and spend vacations or weekends there, and the rest of the time receive passive income from renting out their property. Property management, especially finding tenants, maintenance, cleaning, repairs and security is carried out by SHELEST.
The project includes 88 townhouses located in a pine forest on the shores of the Dnieper Bay next to the country hotel and restaurant complex SHELEST Hotel.
The area of the houses varies from 75 to 150 square meters. m, while the investor receives full ownership of the house and land under his own development unit.
“According to our forecasts, the amount of sq. m of houses and land near the Kyiv reservoir will increase by at least 30% by 2025, so now there is an opportunity to comfortably enter the project to get maximum benefits“, noted Igor Mazepa.
According to the investment banker, the average annual profitability of the project will be 9%, which means that the annual income can be about UAH 1.3 million. In the year.
Source: korrespondent
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