4th January 2023

TIME: Social Long Income awarded active and responsible ratings by RSMR

TIME:Social Long Income which invests in long income social infrastructure assets has been awarded both active and responsible ratings by Rayner Spencer Mills Research (RSMR), a market leader in fund ratings, research and analysis. The Fund is one of just 58 that have achieved RSMR’s responsible rating to date, setting it apart from other property funds.

Why TIME:Social Long Income?

Income consistency

Unlike many traditional UK commercial property funds, TIME:Social Long Income's income consistency comes from owning properties with longer leases and by investing in buildings which are integral to the business or social organisation. 

Positive social impact

Private investment can offer a helping hand by investing in assets that provide a meaningful social benefit and peace of mind for tenants in return for long leases. TIME:Social Long Income aims to provide identifiable social benefits through modern, purpose-built accommodation and educational facilities to maximise the social benefit. 

Inflation linkage

The majority of rent reviews within TIME:Social Long Income are either inflation linked or have a fixed uplift, rather than being subject to an open market negotiation. The majority of the rent reviews are upwards only. 

Understanding long income property 

If you are keen to learn more about the long income property asset class, follow the link below to watch our recent webinar hosted by Fund Manager, Roger Skeldon and Internal Sales Director, Faye Williams. 

During the session, Roger takes a look at how the asset class compares to equities and bonds but also the benefits of funds such as TIME:Social Long Income.

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