Real estate: a pillar of wealth management

Real estate is one of the most sought-after assets in wealth management. It is not only a means of diversifying an investment portfolio, but also a potential source of passive income and long-term value enhancement. Here are a few key points to consider.

Appréciation du Capital

Over time, the value of real estate tends to increase, which can offer significant added value on resale.

low angle view photography of a gray building
low angle view photography of a gray building
pink metal frame photo
pink metal frame photo
white building
white building
Tax advantages

Real estate investors can benefit from various tax advantages, such as deductions for loan interest, depreciation and other deductions related to maintenance costs.

rental yield

Rental property generates regular income. Rental income can contribute to a stable cash flow.

Real estate investment strategies

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worm's eye view photography of building under blue sky during daytime
  • Rental investment:

    Acquiring real estate to rent out is a common strategy. This can include apartments, single-family homes or commercial properties.

  • Flipping:

    Buying undervalued properties, renovating them and reselling them quickly at a higher price can generate quick gains, although it involves risk and a good knowledge of the market.

  • Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs):
    For those who prefer a less direct approach, investing in SCPIs enables you to benefit from property income without having to manage the assets directly.