ExchangeRight Raises Over $1.3M in Equity Through Private Share Sales

The company continues its $2.165 billion private offering, attracting new capital across three share classes.

December 04, 2025

ExchangeRight Reports Over $1.3 Million Raised in December Equity Sales

ExchangeRight Income Fund, doing business as ExchangeRight Essential Income REIT, brought in more than $1.36 million on December 1 through equity sales tied to its ongoing private placement offering. The raise adds to the firm’s broader $2.165 billion fundraising strategy and reflects continued demand for access to its real estate investment platform.

Here’s how the breakdown looks:

• Class D Common Shares: 8,242 shares sold, raising $225,000


• Class ER-A Common Shares: 20,759 shares sold, raising $603,000


• Class ER-D Common Shares: 19,487 shares sold, raising $532,000

The Class ER-A shares carried $32,000 in selling commissions. All transactions were executed under Regulation D, using exemptions from public registration through Section 4(a)(2) and Rule 506(c) of the Securities Act.

These sales are part of a broader effort to bring accredited investors into a portfolio built around what ExchangeRight describes as essential and recession-resilient real estate. By raising capital through exempt offerings, the firm is able to move efficiently—scaling its asset base while maintaining flexibility in how it structures deals and brings investors on board.

Risk Factors and Market Sensitivities

Like any real estate-focused strategy, this one comes with risk. Tenant defaults, lease turnovers, interest rate fluctuations, and broader market instability can all shift performance. ExchangeRight also points to specific challenges tied to maintaining REIT status and ensuring the credit quality of its tenants. The ability to deliver shareholder distributions or preserve asset values could be affected if assumptions don’t hold up.

The firm’s forward-looking language underscores those risks. Statements about future performance rest on current market views and internal models—which means actual outcomes could diverge if conditions change. Whether it’s volatility in capital markets or tenant concentration risk, there’s a wide set of variables that could influence how things play out.

Looking Ahead

Still, ExchangeRight continues to build on its platform, leaning into this latest $1.36 million raise to fuel further growth. The private offering remains active, with multiple share classes available and a total fundraising target of more than $2 billion. For investors looking to allocate into the space, these offerings provide a window into how ExchangeRight is deploying capital and shaping its portfolio strategy.