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US Masters Residential Property Fund

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The US Masters Residential Property Fund, launched in 2011 and publicly traded... The US Masters Residential Property Fund, launched in 2011 and publicly traded on the Australian Securities Exchange (URF.ASX), offers investors a pathway to the U.S. residential property sector. It holds the distinction of being the largest Australian-listed property trust primarily dedicated to acquiring both detached and multi-unit residential properties within the expansive New York metropolitan area. The Fund's aim is to generate sustained long-term returns, derived from a combination of steady rental income and potential asset value growth. Since its inception, the portfolio has significantly expanded, now comprising 982 housing units spread across 551 freestanding properties, with an estimated gross asset value of $1.2 billion as of June 30, 2020. All its New York metropolitan area real estate investments are conducted via its subsidiary, the US Masters Residential Property (USA) Fund, which functions as a Maryland Real Estate Investment Trust (US REIT). A highly skilled team of professionals situated in New York oversees the entire real estate investment lifecycle, spanning from property procurement and restoration to tenant placement and continuous management.
Share Price
$0.194
Last synced: 2026-08-20
Market Cap
$133.56M
Change (1 day)
0.00%
Change (1 year)
-13.62%
Country
AU
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The most recent stock split occurred on Aug 24, 2026.
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