This is the second of our monthly updates that we have committed to providing during OPEN's gating period. Our aim is to deliver clear information on two fronts: the process to address liquidity and the ongoing operational performance of the portfolio.
Update on Liquidity Process
The planned disposal of a portfolio comprising 14 properties continues on schedule. To date we have received 10 o
The General Partner of the Greenman OPEN Fund, in consultation with the AIFM, is implementing certain measures following a “Minded-to” letter issued by the Central Bank of Ireland on 18 December 2025.
After considering the contents of this letter, the General Partner has approved the implementation of the measures set out below in order to achieve the intended outcome of the direction proposed
As the year draws to a close, all of us at Greenman OPEN would like to extend our wishes for a peaceful and warm festive season to our investors, advisors, and partners.
This is the first of our monthly updates that we have committed to providing during the fund's gating period. Our aim is to provide clear information on two fronts: the process to address liquidity and the ongoing operational performance of the portfolio.
Rental income, strategic projects, and asset management proceed uninterrupted during redemption gate period.
While Greenman OPEN has implemented a temporary gate on redemptions to manage liquidity, the fund’s underlying business and portfolio continue to perform uninterrupted and remain robust.
The resilience of the Grocery-Anchored real estate sector and the active management of the portfol
Greenman OPEN has entered a redemption gate period, as provided for in the fund's Prospectus.
This decision was taken by the Alternative Investment Fund Manager (AIFM) in response to a sustained period of elevated redemption requests, largely driven by a cohort of investors reaching the end of their initial commitment periods. The gate is a temporary measure designed to ensure the fair treatmen
When assessing a real estate fund, most investors rightly focus on yield, risk and asset quality. But there’s a powerful, often overlooked metric that speaks volumes about a portfolio’s stability and future income: WARLT.
WARLT stands for Weighted Average Remaining Lease Term. In simple terms, it tells you the average amount of time left on the leases in a property portfolio, weighted by the re
At Greenman OPEN, our primary commitment has always been to act in the best long-term interests of all our investors.
In Q3 2025, the fund received a higher-than-usual volume of redemption requests. To ensure these exceptional outflows do not negatively impact the value of the investment for the vast majority of shareholders who remain with the fund, we are introducing a Fair Treatm
For many people in Ireland, finding ways to make savings work harder than they do in a low-interest bank account or traditional pension fund has been difficult.
That’s now beginning to change. A new European investment framework, ELTIF 2.0, is opening doors to a broader range of long-term, growth-focused investments that were previously available only to institutions or very wea
For over a decade, Greenman OPEN has been investing in one of Europe’s most dependable real estate sectors: grocery-anchored retail in Germany. The portfolio is anchored by some of Europe’s leading grocery retailers, whose stores serve thousands of customers weekly, providing a foundation of steady, reliable rental income to the Fund.
OPEN’s properties, valued at over €1.26 billion
Between raising a family, managing a mortgage, and planning for the future, it’s easy to put investing on the long finger. But as the cost of living rises and savings rates remain modest, many people in their 30s, 40s, and 50s are starting to ask: Is there a smarter way to grow my money?
The good news is, yes. There are more accessible investment options than ever in Ireland, and y
In a world of geopolitical tension, market volatility, and shifting monetary policy, investors are searching for stability. The Emerging Trends in Real Estate 2025 report by PwC and ULI noted that the priority is now investing in markets “where things feel safe or safest”. In Europe, that focus is increasingly directed at one destination: Germany.
But what makes it a true "safe h
