1CP Capital is the parent company behind Supavest and TIC Property—two specialist brands designed to help Australians access property opportunities through SMSF property investment, direct ownership pathways, and Tenants in Common shared ownership.
A capital group focused on access, structure, and execution
1CP Capital brings together specialist operating brands that support different ways of participating in property—whether you’re building toward long-term ownership, investing via super, or entering through shared ownership structures.
What We Do
Build and operate specialist property-investment brands
Standardise processes and customer experience across brands
Provide clear pathways so customers can start with the option that fits their goals
Property investment pathways, inside super (SMSF) & outside super.
Supavest supports Australians seeking property investment pathways through structured processes, property matching, and execution support.
Learn your options for investing in property inside or outside super.
1) SMSF Property Investment
Pathways for purchasing property through an SMSF
Process-led approach aimed at reducing complexity for SMSF property execution.
2) One Contract Property
A model promoted by Supavest intended to simplify SMSF property investment flows.
3) Direct Ownership Pathways
Property investment pathways outside super.
4) Find Your Property
Property sourcing through a nationwide builder network.
Shared property ownership using Tenants in Common (TIC)
TIC Property positions a pathway designed to help people participate in property ownership through a Tenants in Common structure.
In a Tenants in Common structure, owners can hold separate defined interests (shares). A customer typically chooses a share size and participates according to the arrangement documents.
1) Tenants in Common
Promotes shared ownership via Tenants in Common, where co-owners hold defined shares in a property.
2) “Invest smaller” entry positioning
A model promoted by Supavest intended to simplify SMSF property investment flows.
One group. Multiple property pathways.
People don’t start from the same place. 1CP Capital’s brands support different entry points—so customers can choose a structure that matches their timeframe, budget, and goals.
What We Do
Choice of Entry Pathway
SMSF, direct ownership, or shared ownership (TIC)
Process-driven execution
OCP model promoted to simplify steps for SMSF property investment
Structured Education
Clearer understanding of ownership structures like TIC
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Tell us your goal
Inside super, outside super, or shared ownership.
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Right Brand Route
Supavest for SMSF/direct ownership pathways; TIC Property for Tenants in Common shared ownership.
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Clear Execution Process
Supavest highlights structured execution and its OCP model for SMSF.
1CP Capital is a property-focused capital group that builds and operates specialist brands designed to support different pathways into property ownership. Through its brands, 1CP Capital helps Australians access property via SMSF investment, direct ownership, or shared ownership structures.
Supavest focuses on property investment pathways inside super (SMSF) and outside super, including direct ownership and structured execution models.
TIC Property focuses on shared ownership using a Tenants in Common (TIC) structure, allowing multiple participants to hold defined interests in a single property.
Your pathway depends on your goals, timeframe, and structure preference. Some people invest through super, others outside super, and some prefer shared ownership. 1CP Capital’s approach is to help route you to the brand and structure that best aligns with your objectives.
SMSF property investment involves purchasing property through a Self-Managed Super Fund in accordance with Australian superannuation and lending rules. Supavest supports structured pathways designed to reduce complexity in SMSF property execution.
One Contract Property (OCP) is a model promoted by Supavest intended to simplify the SMSF property investment process by streamlining contractual and execution steps.
Direct ownership pathways refer to purchasing property outside of super in your personal or entity name, supported by structured processes and property sourcing options.
Tenants in Common is a legal ownership structure where multiple owners hold defined, separate shares in a property. Each owner’s interest is clearly documented, allowing participation without needing to purchase the entire property.
Through TIC Property, participants select a defined share size in a property and participate according to the Tenants in Common arrangement documents. Ownership rights, income participation, and responsibilities are structured and documented upfront.
No. Tenants in Common involves direct legal ownership of a defined share in a property, rather than units in a pooled trust or fund. Each owner holds a registered interest as outlined in the TIC agreement.
Some pathways are designed to support different stages of participation. Customers may begin with shared ownership or structured investment and, depending on circumstances, progress toward larger ownership positions over time.
1CP Capital and its brands provide structured pathways, education, and execution support. Customers should seek independent financial, legal, and tax advice to determine suitability for their personal circumstances.
Process-driven execution refers to standardised steps, documentation, and coordination designed to reduce friction and complexity across property investment pathways—particularly for SMSF property transactions.
Property management arrangements vary by pathway and structure. Details are provided by the relevant brand based on the selected ownership model and property.
The first step is to clarify your goal—whether investing inside super, outside super, or through shared ownership. From there, you’ll be guided to the appropriate brand and pathway for next steps.
