Unlock Australia's Property Potential with 14% Returns Capital Growth Unlocked Family Homes Investment

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           Investment Highlights

  • Sector Leadership in Residential Property Growth
    Focused on Australia’s most lucrative sector: quality family homes in Sydney, Melbourne, and Greater Brisbane, with proven long-term doubling in value every decade.


  • Innovative Shared Equity Business Model
    Deploys capital through Buying Boost and HomeFlex shared equity solutions, offering scalable, investor-aligned opportunities in high-growth markets.


  • Experienced Management with Proven Track Record
    Led by a team with decades of expertise in residential property investment, consistently outperforming benchmarks with 66 basis points p.a. above the market index over 50 years.


  • Strong Investment Traction and Portfolio Performance
    To date, 55 properties with a total value of $100M have been approved, targeting cash-on-cash returns exceeding 15% from year three onwards.


  • Targeted Returns and Rigorous Screening
    Investors benefit from projected net returns of 14-16% p.a., achieved through a rigorous property approval rate of just 12%, ensuring only the best investments are included.


  • Proven Historical Growth Metrics
    The Fund’s investments have consistently outperformed, leveraging a 33% share of future capital growth for just 10% of property value.


  • Trusted Brand with High-Value Opportunities
    Positioned as a leader in Australian residential property growth, LongView provides investors with unique access to the wealth-creating potential of family homes.





Executive Summary


The LongView Home Equity Fund provides investors with a unique opportunity to capitalize on the growth of high-quality family homes in Sydney, Melbourne, and Greater Brisbane. Committed to transforming the Australian housing market, the company addresses challenges faced by homebuyers and investors by leveraging decades of expertise, advanced data analytics, and innovative financial structures. By focusing on existing properties for sustainable long-term growth, LongView aligns its success with its clients' goals, delivering tailored strategies and creating meaningful impact.


The Offer


The LongView Home Equity Fund seeks to provide investors with exposure to a portfolio of family homes and the associated potential capital growth. The Fund aims to provide a multiplier on underlying growth and to provide distributions as investments are realised over the targeted 10-year life of the Fund. The Fund is unlevered, and targets investor returns of 14%pa (net of all fees and costs)  

  

With 55 properties approved across Sydney, Melbourne, and Brisbane, valued at approximately $100M, LongView combines field expertise, data insights, and a commitment to quality to unlock the full potential of Australian property. 




“Most people see better returns on the family home they bought for lifestyle reasons than on the investment property they thought they were buying to make money. Our Fund allows investors to achieve the same outcomes, but on a much larger scale."

- Evan Thornley, Co-Founder & CEO, LongView




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