Institutional-grade
commercial property investment.
Trident sources, acquires and manages assets across Australia's major markets — targeting quality property that's mispriced, underused, or out of favour.
A disciplined acquirer and manager of quality commercial property across Australia.
Trident Capital Group is a privately held boutique commercial property investment and funds management group, predominantly focusing on assets above $20 million, which we manage in-house. When you ask us about an asset, you're asking someone who has walked it.
Our focus is on property the market has priced wrong: assets that are mispriced, out of favour at this point in the cycle, or carrying value-add upside that hasn't been realised. We look across Australia's major metropolitan markets and we're patient about it — the discipline is in what we decline. By investing alongside our clients, we give wholesale investors access to institutional-grade commercial property that would otherwise sit beyond the reach of individual capital, structured to deliver income and capital growth over the hold.
How we investOffice and large retail assets in blue-chip metropolitan locations.
1 Chapel St, Blackburn
Fully leased, Government-backed income, 300 metres from the station — on a permit for 168 apartments. An office building at an office price, development land included.
Three disciplines, all held in-house.
Acquisition
We say no more than we say yes.
Institutional-grade assets we believe are mispriced, tested through technical, legal and financial due diligence.
Asset management
We manage it like we own it.
In-house management for the long hold — protecting condition, income, and tenant covenant strength.
Value add
Every asset carries a plan.
Subdivision, planning permits, refurbishment, repositioning — each measured against the capital and time required.
1. Assets under management represents the gross value of properties held across funds operated by Trident Capital Group, as at 30 June 2026.
2. Target cash returns and target internal rates of return are forecasts only, are based on assumptions that may not eventuate, and are not guaranteed. Past performance is not an indicator of future performance. Refer to the risk disclosure and the relevant information memorandum before making an investment decision.