Non-Traded REITs
Access institutional-quality real estate investments with the potential for stable income and long-term growth through professionally managed portfolios.
What Are Non-Traded REITs?
Non-Traded Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs) are investment vehicles that own and operate income-producing real estate but are not listed on public stock exchanges. This structure offers unique advantages for investors seeking real estate exposure without the volatility of publicly traded securities.
These professionally managed portfolios typically invest in diversified collections of commercial properties including office buildings, apartment communities, industrial facilities, retail centers, and healthcare properties.
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Benefits of Non-Traded REITs
Non-Traded REITs offer accredited investors access to institutional-quality real estate with potential benefits not available through traditional investment channels.
Portfolio Diversification
Access diversified portfolios of commercial properties across multiple asset classes, geographies, and tenants to spread investment risk.
Income Potential
Non-Traded REITs are structured to distribute a significant portion of their income to shareholders, providing potential for regular cash flow.
Reduced Volatility
Because they're not traded on public exchanges, Non-Traded REITs may experience less price volatility compared to publicly traded securities.
Institutional Access
Invest alongside institutional investors in high-quality, professionally managed commercial real estate portfolios.
Growth Potential
Benefit from potential property appreciation and portfolio growth as real estate values increase over time.
Professional Management
Experienced real estate professionals handle all aspects of property acquisition, management, and disposition.
Property Types in Non-Traded REITs
Non-Traded REITs invest in a variety of commercial real estate asset classes, each with unique characteristics and income profiles.
Multifamily
Apartment communities benefiting from strong rental demand and demographic trends.
Office
Class A office buildings leased to creditworthy corporate tenants.
Industrial
Distribution and logistics facilities driven by e-commerce growth.
Retail
Essential retail centers anchored by grocery and necessity-based tenants.
Healthcare
Medical office buildings and senior housing facilities.
Self-Storage
Climate-controlled storage facilities with resilient demand patterns.
Important Considerations
Non-Traded REITs are suitable for accredited investors with longer investment time horizons. Understanding these key factors is essential before investing.
Liquidity
Non-Traded REITs are illiquid investments. Your capital may be committed for 7-10 years or longer until a liquidity event occurs.
Accredited Investor Status
Most Non-Traded REITs require investors to meet accredited investor standards with minimum income or net worth requirements.
Investment Minimums
Minimum investments typically range from $2,500 to $25,000 depending on the specific REIT offering.
Fee Structure
Non-Traded REITs have fee structures including upfront and ongoing fees that impact returns. We help you understand all costs.
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Let our team help you evaluate Non-Traded REIT options that may complement your investment portfolio and financial objectives.