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Oct 22, 2026

Jay ParsonsHOST
4:14
And so it does include the impact of debt and the numbers that you see on your screen.
Jay ParsonsHOST
4:17
All right, so who's the biggest non-traded REIT, according to Stanger's research? And it's the one that everyone has heard of, BREIT, aka Blackstone Real Estate Investment Trust, nearly $58 billion.
Jay ParsonsHOST
4:30
In net asset value, according to public filings compiled by Stanger, that's way ahead of number two, Blue Owl Real Estate Net Lease Trust at $9.9 billion.
Jay ParsonsHOST
4:40
And they're mostly commercial properties.
Jay ParsonsHOST
4:42
I think maybe all commercial properties as far as I know.
Jay ParsonsHOST
4:44
And then Starwood Real Estate Investment Trust, aka SREIT, with $7.9 billion in net asset value.
Jay ParsonsHOST
4:51
Now, SREIT and BREIT, both big names in rental housing, of course, but they are diversified REITs that invest in other sectors as well.
Jay ParsonsHOST
4:58
And then you may or may not be aware that there are a number of other big institutional names that operate private REITs.
Dan NathanHOST
11:01
And you bring up, you know, the gates.
Dan NathanHOST
11:03
This was around BREIT, right? This was the Blackstone, uh, REIT.
Dan NathanHOST
11:06
And you know, what's gonna happen here with, I think, a lot of this data as it relates to software and then ultimately, you know, this private credit.
Dan NathanHOST
11:12
And they're talking about, you know, we're talking about, like, a trillion and a half off balance sheet, at least in, like, lease commitments.
Brian HaddadHOST
33:02
Hmm
CaseHOST
33:02
... and the Blackstone Real Estate Income Trust, and the, uh, Chung Family Trust, who owns the Panda Restaurant Group, to acquire the Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas for $5.6 billion.
Brian HaddadHOST
33:14
I've been to that casino.
CaseHOST
33:15
Yeah?
Vicky SchiffGUEST
14:53
I'm not saying that real estate related private credit has not been affected, but it's been affected for a different reason.
Vicky SchiffGUEST
15:02
And yes, there's been some redemptions in like B-REIT, which happened years ago, where one of the California pension funds stepped in and provided them some liquidity so they can they can provide capital back to some of their investors because they, you know, they have these open-ended funds where investors can demand capital back and they give it to them when they have it.
Vicky SchiffGUEST
15:25
So there's these redemption rights.
Vicky SchiffGUEST
15:26
And so that's tough when you don't have liquidity.
Michael BatnickHOST
23:07
Right? Like, it, it's, it's a great story.
Michael BatnickHOST
23:10
I was reminded of what happened with BREIT-
Eric HirschGUEST
23:13
Okay
Michael BatnickHOST
23:14
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Haley KeenHOST
44:20
We saw headlines this week that Blackstone Real Estate Income Trust is arranging a $1.71 billion refinancing backed by 76 warehouse and light industrial properties across 18 states.
Lonnie HendryHOST
44:33
So if you look at this one, you know, BREIT has been in the headlines multiple times over the last couple of years for various different reasons.
Lonnie HendryHOST
44:40
I think this is a positive one for them.
Lonnie HendryHOST
44:42
So the Blackstone Real Estate Income Trust, 1.71 billion across 76 warehouse and light industrial property across 18 state portfolio deal.
Lonnie HendryHOST
44:52
The 19-million-square-foot portfolio is reportedly 96% leased across 115 tenants.
Lonnie HendryHOST
44:59
And if you get into the numbers on this transaction, proceeds are expected to retire 1.48 billion of existing debt, cover 40.6 million in closing costs, and provide BREIT with $105 million dividend.
Lonnie HendryHOST
45:11
Expectations are that the transaction will close somewhere around October 15th.
Lonnie HendryHOST
45:16
So I would say at this point that this transaction would be best described as pending.
BillAUDIENCE
14:44
This is Bill from Connecticut.
BillAUDIENCE
14:47
Just curious as to what you think about Blackstone Real Estate Income Trust, BREIT.
BillAUDIENCE
14:55
I've had class I shares for three to four years.
BillAUDIENCE
14:59
It makes up about five percent of my retirement portfolio, which is fifty/fifty.
Don McDonaldHOST
15:14
How shall I categorize this? Dangerous, expensive, illiquid, and there are so many better ways to own real estate in your portfolio.
Don McDonaldHOST
15:24
The Vanguard Real Estate Investment Fund is a better way to own it because you get great diversification.
Don McDonaldHOST
15:31
You get publicly traded real estate investment trusts as opposed to BREIT, which is a non-traded REIT.
Don McDonaldHOST
15:38
You cannot sell it.

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