Business management and development, and allocation of economic rights in income-producing real estate.
Structured opportunities in the United Arab Emirates and selected global markets.
AXIONIQ FZCO finds leased commercial property, completes the purchases and manages each building day to day. Clients acquire economic rights in the portfolio and receive their share of net rental income every quarter.
- Minimum allocation
- 25,000 USD
- Acquisition fee
- 2.0% once
- Annual management fee
- 1.5% of rights value
- Base term
- 3 years
Early exit fee 3.0% in year 1, 1.5% in year 2, 0% from year 3 · 60 days’ notice · payment within 6 months · cancel within 14 days with a full refund
Capital is not guaranteed. The value of property can fall, and you could lose part or all of the amount you allocate. Income depends on rent actually received and can go down or stop. Read the risk disclosure before you allocate.
Three types of leased commercial property
We acquire only leased commercial real estate, with a preference for financially sound tenants on leases of three years or longer.
Offices
Office buildings and floors let to business tenants under commercial leases.
Retail
Shops and commercial units let to operating retailers.
Logistics
Warehouses and distribution facilities let to trade and logistics occupiers.
Four commitments written into the agreement
Transparency
A property report every quarter, audited accounts every year, and the right to inspect title documents, main leases and books once a year.
Professional management
Turnkey management of every property: tenants, rent collection, maintenance, insurance, taxes and bookkeeping.
Risk spread
No single property above 25% of portfolio value after the initial acquisition period. Bank borrowing capped at 50% of portfolio value.
Orderly legal structure
A Dubai Airport Freezone company under DIEZA Trade Licence No. 06948. Client funds held in a segregated account, apart from the company’s own funds.
Key terms in plain language
This summary does not replace the Framework Agreement. If anything here differs from the agreement, the agreement prevails.
- What you acquire
- Economic rights in a portfolio of leased commercial real estate, recorded in an Allocation Certificate in your name.
- What AXIONIQ does
- Finds suitable properties, completes the purchases and manages them day to day.
- What you receive
- Your share of the net rental income, paid quarterly to your own bank account. Income is not guaranteed and can go down.
- Your capital
- Not guaranteed. The value of property can fall and you could lose part or all of the amount you allocate.
- Costs
- A one-time 2.0% acquisition fee and a 1.5% annual management fee. No other charges without your written consent.
- Changing your mind
- Cancel within 14 days and receive a full refund, including the acquisition fee, with no penalty.
- Exit later
- Possible on 60 days’ notice. Property takes time to sell, so payment may take up to 6 months.
- Reports
- A property report every quarter and audited accounts every year.
From agreement to exit
Review
Read the Framework Agreement and the risk disclosure. Take as much time as you need, ideally with a family member or an independent adviser.
Onboard and sign
Complete the onboarding form and sign the agreement. The minimum allocation is USD 25,000.
Transfer
Pay by bank transfer from an account in your own name to the segregated account in the agreement. You may cancel within 14 days.
Receive income
Net income is paid every quarter, within 15 business days of quarter-end, with a property report.
Exit
Give 60 days’ notice. You are paid at the latest valuation, less any early exit fee, within 6 months.
Falls to zero from year three
You can redeem all or part of your economic rights before the end of the term. The fee depends on the contract year.
No exit fee is charged on death, on loss of capacity, or after a material breach by the company. Clause 8.4.2
Ask for the Framework Agreement
We send you the full agreement before you commit. Client service is available in English and Hebrew, by email, telephone and in person by appointment.