The absorption rate is the proportion of properties sold in a specific period relative to the available properties for sale in the market.

Financial leverage is the utilisation of borrowed funds (debt) rather than equity in the purchase of an asset.

Real estate development is the process of creating value by incorporating tangible improvements to the physical land site or property.

An acceleration clause is a term in a contract agreement that accords lenders the right to demand full repayment of a loan when certain conditions to the contract are not met. It outlines instances where a lender can demand loan repayment and the amount required for the repayment.

Liquidity is classified as a form of investment risk, since an investor’s ability to liquidate an asset provides him with more control and less risk.

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Core investment strategy is a conservative investment approach. The fundamental objective of core strategy is long term stable returns by operating core real estate assets that generate a stable cash flow.