Austrian property funds face ongoing return pressure
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The return quota at Erste Immobilienfonds (Erste real estate fund) has risen from 4.3 percent at the time of the decision to about ten percent. Investors in Austrian property funds keep asking for their money back, and the pressure is not easing. The latest figures from Erste were reported in Austria on 11 November 2026.
The quota is the share of units that investors want to return to the fund. Owners of units in these funds are the people most directly affected. Erste Immobilienfonds is one example, and the report gives no figures for other funds.
The report does not name a new date or deadline. The figures were first reported by New Business. Readers can check later reports for updates on the quota.
Source: newbusiness.at
Sources: newbusiness.at
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