A Generational Entry Point into Caracas Prime Real Estate.
CCS Real Estate Fund targets residential apartments in prime Caracas locations, generating USD rental income with significant capital appreciation upside.
A market dislocated,
then forgotten.
Caracas prime property prices vs. 2008 highs.
Target annual yield on acquisition price.
Net to LPs including appreciation.
Two decades of capital flight, hyperinflation, and political turmoil left Caracas real estate trading at a fraction of replacement cost. Prime apartments in the city's most desirable districts — Las Mercedes, Los Palos Grandes, La Castellana — can be acquired today at 10–30% of their 2008 peak in USD terms.
Meanwhile, the underlying market has quietly transformed. The economy is de facto dollarized, sanctions relief is reactivating the oil sector, and a returning professional class is driving near-zero vacancy rates in quality buildings. The fundamentals have inflected. Pricing has not yet caught up.
Four forces aligning for the first time in twenty years.
Sanctions Relief
Easing of US sanctions is driving the return of the oil sector and international capital.
Dollarized Market
De facto USD dollarization eliminates local FX risk on rents and asset values.
Hand-picked Tenants
From international corporations, embassies and a network of expats plotting their return to Venezuela.
Regional Discount
Prices remain 50–80% below comparable units in Bogotá, Lima, and Panama City.
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This fund is open to a limited number of EU-based investors.
Minimum commitment €10,000.
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