Institutional access to uncorrelated, low-volatility residential appreciation through structured credit instruments backed by prime Australian property equity.
Equihome Capital Group Inc. serves as the fund management arm overseeing Australian home equity lending operations, connecting institutional capital with homeowner equity. We bridge the interests of our institutional clients seeking residential credit exposure with homeowners looking for seamless access to equity credit.
Established institutional asset class with proven US performance, enhanced by Australian market fundamentals.
Home Equity Investments provide homeowners with immediate capital in exchange for a share of future home appreciation. Homeowners retain ownership & can exit at any time through sale or refinancing, while investors participate in long-term residential value growth through shared appreciation structures.
Our innovative approach reimagines traditional home equity by incorporating bond-like downside protection mechanisms specifically designed for Australian homeowners. This hybrid structure combines the accessibility of conventional home equity loans with the sophisticated risk management of Home Equity Investments (HEI).
The result is a defensive credit instrument that provides homeowners with flexible capital access while delivering institutional investors an additional layer of protection through our floor structure, mitigating market downturns & enhancing risk-adjusted returns.
Concentrated market dynamics & superior credit quality create compelling institutional opportunity in Australian residential equity markets.
Four major cities contain 75% of total market value, enabling focused deployment & operational efficiency.
0.35% mortgage arrears rate demonstrates superior borrower quality & market stability compared to global peers.
High stamp duty costs & regulatory constraints prevent direct institutional access, creating structured opportunity.
Most digitized real estate ecosystem globally enables instant valuations, partnership-led origination & selective underwriting.
Sources: CoreLogic AU, S&P Case-Shiller, ONS