Cantor Fitzgerald Income Trust Announces September 2025 Distributions

Distributions will be paid in cash or reinvested, with some funded from sources beyond operating cash flow.

October 03, 2025


Cantor Fitzgerald Income Trust Disburses Monthly Dividends Amid Continued Strategic Payout Plan



On October 2, 2025, Cantor Fitzgerald Income Trust shared its monthly distribution details for September. Every share class in the program—Class I, D, S, T, IX, AX, and TX—received the same gross payout: $0.1274 per share or unit, which works out to $1.55 annually.



The payout wasn’t limited to common shares. Class I and Class T operating partnership units are included as well. Investors on record at the end of September received their distributions on or around October 2, either in cash or reinvested automatically through the fund’s distribution reinvestment plan.



What shareholders receive net of fees will vary by share class. That’s because each class carries its own distribution fee structure, outlined in the fund’s prospectus. Those fees come out of the gross amount before reaching investors.

Another important detail: not all of the cash distributed necessarily comes from operations. The trust may use other sources—such as financing or asset sales—to fund a portion of the payout. This flexibility helps the trust maintain consistency, even as real estate income fluctuates.



The filing also includes forward-looking language. As with all investment communications, actual outcomes may differ from what’s projected. The trust points readers to its annual report and SEC filings for a full breakdown of the risks that could affect future distributions.



For shareholders and advisors watching for payout consistency, this announcement reflects the trust’s ongoing effort to deliver reliable monthly income. Whether reinvested or received in cash, these distributions are part of a regular cadence that supports long-term strategies in real estate investing.

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