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Annexum had a good year in 2021. The provider of real estate funds for private individuals saw the supermarket and residential portfolio in particular increase in value. The value of managed supermarket real estate has increased by almost 2020% compared to 7. The number of investors grew by more than 2021% in 8. Annexum now serves a base of almost 5500 active investors. In 2021, they invested an amount of no less than € 67,1 million in Annexum's various real estate funds. Of this, more than 40% was invested by new customers.

Supermarkets and homes as corona-proof investments
Supermarkets in particular have 'proven their value in the logistics system' and turned out to be a corona-resistant investment. Supermarkets function well and sometimes even better than before the corona outbreak. The biggest success factor for this was the offer for daily shopping. Annexum also sees this reflected in the value of the supermarket portfolio. This has increased by €2020 million compared to 45. Annexum also notices a growing interest in investing in this real estate segment: in 2021, no less than €54,1 million was invested in two large Annexum supermarket funds. The Dutch Supermarket Fund issued in April 2021, the German Dutch Supermarket Fund BV later that year in December.

The residential portfolio is not lagging behind. Annexum currently manages more than 750 homes throughout the Netherlands. The portfolio often consists of luxurious, unfurnished apartments and studios with communal facilities such as a roof terrace or fitness. The majority also have energy labels A++, A+, A and B. For 2022, Annexum expects an annual rent of more than € 7,1 million from homes. Since the establishment of the Open Housing Fund in October 2020, investors have already invested a total amount of € 22,9 million.

The effect of corona on real estate segments
At Annexum, the housing, health care and supermarket funds have had little to no trouble at all from the corona outbreak. Tenants, particularly from the retail segment, who could demonstrate that they were in trouble due to corona, were offered a temporary rent reduction by Annexum. By acting proactively and thinking along with the tenant, the corona impact has been limited for most Annexum tenants.

Huib Boissevain, CEO Annexum: ''With the inevitable prospect of economic instability after the corona crisis, we believe that investors will prefer investing in real estate. Supermarket real estate has proven to be a stable and attractive investment at all times. And the current demand for housing is also favorable for investments. That is why we have been offering supermarket and housing funds to private investors for more than 20 years."

About Annexum
Annexum specializes in structuring, placing and managing real estate investment products for the private and institutional market. Through Annexum, private investors invest in offices, supermarkets, shops, homes and more. Since its start in 2000, Annexum has built up a lot of knowledge and experience in the real estate market and, with € 1,0 billion of invested capital, it is a pioneer in making investment products transparent for private investors. Annexum is housed in the World Trade Center in Amsterdam.

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Annexum
Strawinskylaan 485
1077XX Amsterdam
020 – 572 01 01
www.annexum.nl