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An Interval Fund’s Portfolio Flexibility vs. a Nontraded REIT

An Interval Fund’s Portfolio Flexibility vs. a Nontraded REIT

The question we ask is, “If a nontraded REIT can only significantly shift its sector allocations by growing its assets or selling and reinvesting proceeds from sales, how flexible can it be in re-allocating to anticipated out-performing sectors?”

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Clip: Family Offices

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Clip: Family Offices In this clip from Inside the V(ALT), Kirk Montgomery defines the family office and the services it provides to clients. Click here to watch the full...

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Which nontraded REITs have listed a portion of their common shares and delayed the listing of the remaining shares for up to 18 months to reduce potential selling pressure on the first listing date?

Answer: Whitestone REIT in 2012; Inland Western Retail Real Estate Trust, Inc. in 2013; Healthcare Trust of America, Inc. in 2013; Catchmark Timber Trust, Inc. (formerly Wells Timerland REIT, Inc.) in 2015; and American Finance Trust, Inc. in 2018.

On July 19, 2018, American Finance Trust, Inc. listed only Class A shares, with Class B-1 and Class B-2 to become Nasdaq-listed Class A shares in 90 and 180 days, respectively.

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