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Principal Inside: the first French real estate investment trust (SCPI) to cross the Atlantic to invest in global real estate.

Access global real estate markets with Principal Inside SCPI, an initiative by Principal Asset Management designed to help you diversify your investments beyond France’s borders.

Principal Inside: the first French real estate investment trust (SCPI) to cross the Atlantic to invest in global real estate.
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Principal Asset Management has just announced the launch of Principal Inside, its first SCPI, which allows French investors to gain direct access to real estate markets in the United States and Europe (excluding France). This initiative marks an important milestone for investors seeking to diversify their portfolios across borders and reduce their exposure to French and European economic cycles.

A global and diversified strategy

From its launch, the SCPI adopts a balanced approach, combining geographic and sectoral diversification. Investments will target growth sectors such as logistics, data centers, healthcare, education, hospitality, and residential real estate. Objective: to reduce risks while gaining exposure to solid growth drivers.

The expertise of an international player

With a long-standing presence in Europe and the United States, Principal AM benefits from in-depth knowledge of local markets. Management is entrusted to Principal Real Estate SAS, an AMF-approved company based in Paris, which provides strategic and operational oversight in compliance with European standards.

A strategic positioning

Ranked among the top ten global real estate managers, Principal AM offers investors its dual expertise: a global market perspective and in-depth local knowledge. This combination is at the heart of the strategy deployed to create sustainable value and capture the best international opportunities.

A long-term investment

Like any investment in an SCPI, Principal Inside should be viewed as a long-term investment, typically spanning about ten years. The shares involve risks (capital loss, currency risk, limited liquidity), and returns will depend on real estate performance, currency fluctuations, and the tax environment. Past performance is not indicative of future results.

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