RREEF Property Trust Announces January 2025 Distributions
RREEF Property Trust declared its latest monthly distributions, reflecting adjustments for fees across stock classes.
February 04, 2025

Distributions Declared for Multiple Stock Classes
On February 3, 2025, RREEF Property Trust, Inc. announced distributions for its various common stock classes, covering earnings for January 2025. Shareholders recorded as of that date are set to receive payments on February 4, 2025.
The declared gross distribution per share across all stock classes stood at $0.07496. However, net payouts varied due to dealer manager and distribution fees deducted for certain stock classes. For Class A shares, deductions totaled $0.01162, leading to a net distribution of $0.06334 per share. Class I saw a smaller reduction of $0.00599, resulting in a net payout of $0.06897.
Class D, Class M-I, Class N, and Class Z shares maintained their full gross payout, as they were not subject to deductions. Meanwhile, Class T and Class T2 shares faced reductions of $0.01145 and $0.00946 per share, respectively, with final distributions per share of $0.06351 and $0.06550.
Company’s Financial Strategy and Outlook
The company’s structured distribution plan suggests an effort to balance shareholder returns with the cost of managing investments. By segmenting payout adjustments based on stock class, RREEF aims to maintain a steady return for long-term investors while accounting for distribution-related expenses.
Although RREEF Property Trust does not have securities listed on a major exchange, it continues to offer investment exposure to real estate assets. With market conditions affecting the broader real estate sector, the company's ability to maintain consistent distributions indicates stability in its financial operations.
Leadership and Next Steps
The announcement was formally signed by Chief Financial Officer Eric Russell on behalf of the company. Future distribution declarations will depend on ongoing financial performance and asset management strategies.
Investors will be watching closely to see whether RREEF maintains its distribution levels in upcoming months, particularly as economic conditions evolve and interest rate policies impact the real estate investment landscape.