About
Why “Intrinsiq”
The name comes from intrinsic value: what an asset is worth because of what it produces, not what someone might pay for it tomorrow. The -iq is the measuring: working the numbers out properly and showing them in full. The mark is a plumb line hanging from a roof — the simplest tool for finding what's true.
Intrinsiq began as a tool for estimating the intrinsic value of listed companies from their own accounts. The longer we measured, the less prices seemed to follow what those businesses actually produce. Momentum, buybacks, index flows and headlines move a share price far more than earnings do. In our view much of the stock market now behaves like a speculative instrument, closer to cryptocurrencies than to owning a productive business.
A rented home is the opposite. Someone lives in it and pays rent every month; the costs are known; the cash that is left over is the value. Nobody has to believe a story about the future for it to be there. Intrinsiq Real Estate is built around that: Dublin homes with real tenants, priced on the cash they generate, shared between a small group of co-owners.
What we hold ourselves to
Value you can see
Every asset is a real home with a real tenant paying rent each month. The return starts with that cash, not with what someone might pay later.
The whole calculation
Rent, service charge, fees and mortgage payments are shown line by line, all before tax, so the gap between headline rent and what owners actually receive is never hidden.
Privacy first
No addresses, building names, purchase prices or owner names in public. Irish property records are public, so publishing them would expose co-owners and tenants.
No money until it's allowed
No payments are taken. Opening to the public would wait for Central Bank of Ireland authorisation.