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Facts

Ø 11-year lease with guaranteed and index linked rental income

Ø 5% guaranteed annual rental return

Ø Property delivery – December 2009

Ø 20 minutes from Paris by RER D

Ø 200 meters from RER station

The ‘Residence du Val Senart’ is located in Ile de France in the town of Quincy-sous-Senart, south-east of Paris.  Adjacent to the town shopping centre, close to the 366-Acre forest de Senart, the residence is a 200 meters distance from the RER D station (Suburban commuter train – 20 mins to Paris).  The development will be composed of a business residence, offices, a student residence, underground parking and retail units on the ground floor.

 

Facilities include:

 

Ø Reception

Ø Cleaning & linen service

Ø Breakfast service

Ø Internet area

Ø Laundry

Summary

LEASEBACK  - 5%

Quincy - Coat of Arms

The residence is in a four-storey building composed of 154  fully furnished apartments. All apartments will be equipped with broadband connections. The residence is close to all amenities and the RER station. A 20 minute journey by RER brings at the heart of Paris. The residence is also adjacent to the ‘Foret de Senart’ offering an ideal ground for relaxing and sporting activities.

Quincy - Town hall

Ile de France

Ile-de-France is one of the twenty-six administrative regions of France. 90% of its territory is covered by the Paris metropolitan area which extends beyond its borders in places. Created as the "District of the Paris Region" in 1961, it was renamed as the "Ile-de-France" région in 1976 to bring it into line with the rest of France's administrative regions created in 1972. Despite the name change, Ile-de-France is still popularly referred to by French people as the Région Parisienne ("Paris Region"). Ile-de-France is the most populated region of France. It has more residents than Belgium, Greece, Austria, Portugal or Sweden.  Economically, Île-de-France is one of the richest regions in the world: its 2006 GDP was € 500,839 million, nearly the entire GDP of the Netherlands.

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