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BREIT vs SREIT - What Investors Should Know

hankhank
edited January 20 in Fund Discussions
Blackstone has taken a formerly high minimum fund designed for institutions and wealthy individuals and lowered the minimum to just $2,500. As reported in the WSJ recently, in so doing Blackstone has transformed the fund (BREIT) into a retail offering. I’m not currently interested in owning this. Just thought I’d toss it out if anyone has experience they’d care to share.

Separately, I’m leary of real estate as an investment at this time due to bubble-like valuations. But I could be wrong.The appeal as an inflation hedge is hard to deny.

https://www.millionacres.com/real-estate-investing/articles/breit-vs-sreit-what-investors-should-know/

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  • little5beelittle5bee
    I own BREIT through my RIA. Very pleased with the performance and the steady monthly income. It prices once a month...usually around the 20th.
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