Belpointe PREP announces shareholder letter availability to unitholders

Reuters04-09
Belpointe PREP announces shareholder letter availability to unitholders
  • Belpointe PREP made available letter to unitholders from Chairman and CEO Brandon Lacoff outlining leasing progress, financing plans, development pipeline, and Opportunity Zone 2.0 positioning.
  • Aster & Links in Sarasota surpassed 70% residential leasing, with about 44,000 of 51,000 square feet of retail leased.
  • VIV in St. Petersburg exceeded 40% residential leasing since lease-up began in October 2025.
  • Stabilization expected in late 2026 to early 2027, with refinancing into fixed-rate Fannie Mae or Freddie Mac debt targeted for 2027.
  • Distributions forecast to start in 2027, with sale of 900 8th Avenue South in Nashville set at about $19.3 million with closing anticipated in 2027.


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