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Borderent
Borderent was founded in 2006 by Frederic Garcin as a single-family office based in Beausoleil, Switzerland. Garcin previously served as a principal at...
Borderent
Borderent was founded in 2006 by Frederic Garcin as a single-family office based in Beausoleil, Switzerland. Garcin previously served as a principal at Argenthal Private Capital in London and continues to advise InvestSuite in a board capacity. The firm concentrates exclusively on real estate. Its portfolio consists of three named rental assets: HEXA on the France-Monaco border, TARGO on the France-Switzerland border, and HERA on the Switzerland-Italy border. All holdings sit within Europe and follow a diversified rental approach without disclosed fund vehicles or co-investors. No headcount, AUM figures, or additional offices appear in public materials. Philanthropic activity is referenced through Aida Monaco, though separation from the investment mandate remains unspecified. No operational events from the last 24 months are recorded. Borderent maintains a narrow geographic and asset-class mandate limited to cross-border rental properties. Governance ties to Garcin's prior private-equity work and external advisory roles constitute the observable structural links.
General information
Firm type
Single Family Office
Year founded
2006
AUM
Undisclosed
Location
Region
Europe
Country
Switzerland
City
Beausoleil
Corporate office
33 bd du General Leclerc, Beausoleil 06240, Switzerland
Principals
Frederic Garcin
Founder
Sector focus
Frequently asked questions
Who runs investment decisions at Borderent?
Frederic Garcin, the founder, directs investment decisions. He previously worked as a principal at Argenthal Private Capital.
What asset classes does Borderent target?
Borderent targets only real estate. Its holdings consist of rental properties positioned on the France-Monaco, France-Switzerland, and Switzerland-Italy borders.
Does Borderent participate in fund commitments or direct deals?
Borderent executes direct ownership of rental assets. No fund commitments or external GP relationships are disclosed.
Where does Borderent source its investments?
The firm sources properties within European border regions. Confirmed holdings are limited to the three named assets HEXA, TARGO, and HERA.
How is Borderent related to Aida Monaco?
Aida Monaco appears in firm materials as a philanthropic reference. Details on governance separation or funding flows are not provided.
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