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Risk disclosure

Property investment can lose you money. Read this before committing capital.

Last updated 1 August 2026

Capital is at risk

The value of property can fall as well as rise. You may receive back less than you invested, and in adverse circumstances you may lose the whole of your investment.

Illiquidity

Shares in a single-asset vehicle are not listed and cannot be redeemed on demand. You should expect to remain invested for the full hold period stated on the offering, and possibly longer if a sale is delayed.

Projections are not guarantees

Projected yields and hold periods are estimates built on assumptions about occupancy, rent, costs and exit value. Actual returns will differ, and past performance is not a guide to future results.

Income is not guaranteed

Distributions depend on rent actually received after costs. Vacancy, tenant default, repairs, insurance or tax changes can reduce or suspend distributions entirely.

Concentration

Each offering exposes you to one property, in one city, in one sector. A single local event can materially affect the whole of that investment. Diversification is your responsibility.

Currency

Where an asset earns in a currency other than your own, exchange rate movements will change the value of your income and capital independently of the property's performance.

Regulatory and tax

Property, ownership and tax rules differ by jurisdiction and can change. Your tax treatment depends on your individual circumstances. Take independent tax advice.

No advice

Empire Gate Global does not provide investment advice or personal recommendations. If you are unsure whether an offering is suitable, consult an independent, appropriately authorised adviser.