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Below-market acquisitions of underutilised buildings, repurposed for lasting community and faith use — the live pipeline for Rehoboth Social Impact I LP. Screened opportunities positioned to deliver a 30–40% return on capital alongside measurable social impact.
Every asset is acquired below market and repurposed for measurable community and faith impact. Several carry a secondary descriptor (expression centre, camp ground, development potential) shown on each asset. Bands show total value where guides are published, count only where pricing is still being established.
Rehoboth Social Impact I LP acquires underutilised buildings at below-market value and repurposes them for lasting community and faith use. Light-touch enhancement and a disciplined hold generate a target 30–40% return on capital, while every asset is measured against the Fund's impact objectives.
The Fund sources and secures underutilised buildings at below-market value, held under a head-lease arrangement to secure cashflow and mitigate risk.
Limited development and planning risk — typically purchase plus modest refurbishment to improve value and sustainability, managed throughout by RPI.
An independent Impact Measurement & Management framework tracks each asset against the Fund's objectives, from an acquisition screen to annual reporting.
Assets are sold in a way that preserves their social use — to a socially responsible owner, or by enabling the faith-group tenant to purchase through the Fund's banking partner.
The pipeline above is where returns and impact begin — real, below-market opportunities, ready to move.
Rehoboth Social Impact I LP is a private, closed-ended UK real estate fund, labelled "Sustainability Impact" under the UK sustainability disclosure and labelling regime. It is managed by Rehoboth Property International Limited — an award-winning London real estate firm that has closed more than £100m of property transactions.
An English limited partnership, closed-ended, concentrated on London and the South East.
Acquire and repurpose underutilised buildings for positive social impact, prioritising community and faith use.
A five-year term, extendable by up to two consecutive one-year periods.
At least 70% of investment must achieve a predefined, positive, measurable environmental or social impact.
The pipeline is live, screened and sourced by RPI. Every acquisition passes formal due diligence and Investment Committee approval — rigour with the speed to act. We would welcome the opportunity to discuss participation in the Fund.
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