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DWS’s RREEF Property Trust Closes on $30.9 Million Real Estate Credit Investment in Multifamily Sector
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“We continue to remain constructive on the multifamily sector as we believe strong residential market fundamentals in the U.S. will persist as the result of low current vacancy rates, low housing supply and a disciplined construction pipeline,” said About RREEF Property Trust
RREEF Property Trust is a real estate investment fund investing primarily in institutional quality core real estate properties across About DWS
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This press release is neither an offer to sell nor a solicitation of an offer to buy any securities. An investment in RREEF Property Trust is not a direct investment in real estate. No assurance can be made that the stated investment objectives will be achieved.
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