The Realita open-ended real estate fund, managed by the ATRIS investment company, has recorded a significant increase in capital for the second consecutive year. It now reaches a level of approximately 6.61 billion crowns and is heading towards a target value of ten billion. In 2022, when the current shareholders took over the fund, it stood at two billion, less than a third of its current state.

“Capital value is key to the diversification of the fund’s portfolio because, unlike stocks, it is usually not possible to buy just a small share in real estate. We consider diversification among various assets, as well as different fields of activity, to be a key factor in the stable appreciation of assets without sharp fluctuations,” says Hana Seifertová, CEO and Chairwoman of the Board of ATRIS.

The yield achieved for 2025 at 5.44% can also be considered a success. “The yield exceeded our original expectations. It reached a value that we set at the beginning of the year as an ambitious target variant. At the same time, the cumulative yield of the Realita fund since its inception in 2009 has surpassed an impressive 115%, confirming long-term stability. We consider this to be just as important a parameter as the yield itself,” adds Hana Seifertová.

The fund currently manages the assets of twenty thousand shareholders. Its portfolio includes 15 properties of various types. Approximately half are allocated to the service sector, but retail, administration, manufacturing, and healthcare also have significant representation. Last year, it completed its largest acquisition, the iconic Máj department store on Národní třída in Prague. It thus continued its strategic focus on prime real estate at the best Prague addresses and the healthcare sector.

For 2026, the investment company is preparing to launch a Euro class, which it expects will open doors to foreign capital markets and allow it to reach investors outside the Czech Republic more effectively.

At the same time, it is focusing on strengthening its distribution network, particularly towards the Slovak market, where it perceives a growing demand for stable and transparent investment instruments. The introduction of the Euro class will therefore not only be an expansion of the offer for existing investors but also a key impetus for the fund’s international expansion.