JLL Income Property Trust Adds Four Share Classes
New offerings target private wealth channels while preserving the REIT’s core strategy and structure.
October 08, 2025
JLL Income Property Trust Launches New Share Classes for Broader Access
JLL Income Property Trust, a daily NAV REIT with a $6.5 billion portfolio, has introduced four new classes of common stock to expand access for individual investors. The move reflects rising demand from private wealth clients seeking exposure to alternative real estate investments.
The new share classes offer the same portfolio exposure, rights, and benefits as existing shares, but will not be included in the trust’s current SEC-registered public offering. Instead, they are designed for distribution through other channels while maintaining alignment with the trust’s investment strategy and oversight.
To enable the launch, the firm amended its corporate documents to comply with securities regulations and Maryland corporate law, where it is incorporated.
Strategic Response to Investor Demand
The trust’s leadership emphasized that this step supports its position as an innovator in the evolving alternatives market, helping wealth managers meet growing client interest in real estate exposure beyond traditional funds.
JLL Income Property Trust is listed under the tickers ZIPTAX, ZIPTMX, ZIPIAX, and ZIPIMX. Its portfolio spans income-generating residential, industrial, grocery-anchored retail, healthcare, and office properties across the United States.
It also aims to expand internationally in the future.
Backed by LaSalle Investment Management
This development aligns with the broader strategy of LaSalle Investment Management, the sponsor of the trust. As of Q1 2025, LaSalle manages $84.9 billion in real estate assets globally across public and private markets. Its clients include pension funds, insurers, governments, endowments, and private individuals.
While the launch signals growth ambitions, the trust cautioned that forward-looking statements are subject to risks and uncertainties. There is no guarantee of future results or dividend payments.
The introduction of these new share classes underscores JLL Income Property Trust’s commitment to increasing access without compromising its disciplined investment approach.
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