Invesco Real Estate Income Trust Inc. (INREIT)
Score
5
- ClassT
- Managed byInvesco
- Release dateMarch 20, 2024
- UpdatedJuly 16, 2025
Net Asset Value
$621.9MMax. Offering Size
$3BInvestment Style
CoreHQ Location
Dallas, TexasAmount Raised
$130.9BLegal Construction
Non-exchange-listed, perpetual-life real estate investment trustAsset Class
Real EstateInception
May 2021Eligibility
All investorsMin. Investment
$2,500Annualized Distribution Rate
5.48%Net Total Return
5.03% (annualized, since inception as of July 2025)Distributions
MonthlyIncentive Fee
12.5%Annual Management Fee
1.0%Holding Period
Permanent CapitalAdvisor
Invesco Adviser, IncDealer Manager
Invesco Real Estate Exchange LLCAuditor
PricewaterhouseCoopers LLPCounsel
In-house Invesco legal teamThe Bottom Line
Invesco Real Estate Income Trust offers daily-valued shares in a diversified portfolio of stabilized commercial real estate—student housing, healthcare, industrial, self-storage, multifamily, and grocery-anchored retail properties across the US. The fund targets steady monthly income through distributions while maintaining high occupancy rates (95%) and moderate leverage (28%).
Here's what needs your attention: While the fund delivers reasonable monthly income with a 5.48% distribution rate, Class T shares have generated just 5.03% annual returns since inception (with sales load)—lagging the S&P 500's 11.5% over the same period. The 3.5% upfront commission plus 0.85% annual servicing fee quietly chips away at returns, and despite "daily NAV" marketing, liquidity is limited with monthly redemption requests that can be suspended entirely.
Your Money vs. Reality
INREIT Class T shares have delivered modest returns since launching in June 2021. With just 5.03% annual returns (including sales load), the fund has dramatically underperformed wealth-building assets during this 4-year period.
Note: For the money market returns, Vanguard Federal Money Market Fund (VMFXX) has been considered. For Gold prices, London Bullion Market Association data has been used.
Key Takeaways:
- INREIT barely outperformed publicly traded REITs despite illiquidity and higher fees
- The $3,444 opportunity cost versus S&P 500 represents substantial wealth foregone for young investors
- Even gold, traditionally defensive, nearly matched INREIT’s performance with better liquidity
Fund Strategy
INREIT invests in stabilized, income-producing commercial real estate across multiple sectors including student housing (27%), healthcare (17%), industrial (14%), self-storage (12%), multifamily (9%), and grocery-anchored retail (6%). The strategy focuses on properties with long-term leases and high occupancy rates while maintaining conservative leverage around 28%.
Fit Check
Available to: Non-accredited investors; $2,500 minimum investment.
Ideal For:
- Long-term investors seeking monthly real estate income
- Those wanting professional management of diversified real estate portfolio
Less Ideal For:
- Wealth-building millennials focused on long-term growth
- Anyone needing quick liquidity or emergency access to funds
Fast Facts
Key Concern
What It Means for You
Underwhelming Returns
Just 5.03% annualized returns since 2021—significantly trails the S&P 500 and growth-focused assets.
High Fees Limit Growth
A 3.5% upfront commission plus 0.85% annual fees means 44% of gains lost over 10 years on a $10K investment.
Limited Liquidity
Monthly redemptions can be suspended, meaning you may not access your money when you need it most.
Low Reward for Illiquidity
Performance barely beats public REITs, despite being less liquid and more expensive—hard to justify that trade-off.
Pros/Bulls Say

- Monthly distributions with 49 consecutive payments since Class T inception.
- Diversified portfolio across sectors and geographies with 95% occupancy.
- Conservative leverage (28%) provides downside protection during market stress.
Cons/Bears Say

- High fee structure (3.5% upfront + 0.85% annual) significantly reduces wealth-building potential.
- Limited liquidity with monthly redemption requests that can be suspended during stress.
- Returns barely ahead of public REITs despite illiquidity premium and higher fees.
Verdict
5/5 – INREIT offers solid monthly income and professional real estate management, but the combination of high fees, limited liquidity, and modest returns makes it less attractive for wealth-building millennials. Suitable mainly for investors prioritizing current income over long-term growth and comfortable with liquidity constraints.
Fees & Expenses
Fee Type
Why It Matters
How Calculated
Class: A
(Class T)
(Class T)
(all classes)
Fee Impact Example:
$10,000 invested for 10 years at a 5% net return:
- You’d pay $350 upfront plus $185/year in ongoing fees—totaling $2,200 over a decade.
That’s 44% of your potential gains lost to ongoing expenses.
Portfolio Snapshot
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Geography
End Market
Overview
ALIGNMENT: Above Average
- Invesco’s management demonstrates meaningful alignment with investors by directly owning 13% of the fund—significantly higher than industry norms. This “skin in the game” signals a real commitment to the fund’s long-term success and ensures managers’ fortunes are closely tied to investment outcomes.
- The performance fee structure only activates for annual returns above 6%, so Invesco is rewarded only after investors see reasonable gains. Combined with a fair fee structure, this setup helps protect investor interests and limits the risk of misaligned incentives.
Performance: Below Average
- INREIT produces a steady 5.48% annualized income stream, with 74% of distributions based on true rental cash flows rather than financial engineering or temporary leverage. This points to a sustainable, asset-backed income approach, though total returns lag many public REIT alternatives.
- Investors benefit from consistent third-party property valuations and a broadly diversified portfolio, adding stability and clear performance tracking. However, capital appreciation is modest, making this primarily an income-focused option rather than a growth vehicle.
Market Risk: Average
- The fund’s portfolio spans multiple U.S. regions and property sectors, providing strong diversification to help cushion against sharp downturns in any one area. This reduces idiosyncratic risk and supports income consistency over market cycles.
- Despite these protections, INREIT remains exposed to shifting real estate trends, interest rate changes, and economic slowdowns. As a result, market-wide pressures—such as falling valuations or lower rents—can still affect returns and underlying NAV, though risks are somewhat mitigated.
Business Risk: Average
- Invesco’s established institutional platform brings operational depth, broad deal access, and decades of real estate expertise. This foundation helps address many business risks from sourcing to asset management, supporting long-term durability.
- The fund’s conservative investment stance and experienced management team add steadiness. However, like all real estate vehicles, it’s still subject to risks from changing regulations, tenant defaults, or shifts in property fundamentals that require ongoing vigilance.
Debt Risk: Below Average
- INREIT limits debt with a 21% loan-to-value ratio—one of the most conservative in the sector—helping to minimize exposure to rising interest rates or refinancing shocks. This provides a strong buffer against forced property sales and poor loan terms in downturns.
- The preference for fixed-rate borrowing further shields the fund from unexpected jumps in debt service costs. While future increases in leverage could raise risk, the current strategy strongly supports capital preservation and steady income.
Liquidity Risk: Average
- Shares in INREIT can be redeemed monthly, making access to capital easier than many private funds with quarterly or less frequent redemption windows. This is a notable advantage for investors concerned about flexibility.
- However, redemption can be restricted or suspended during periods of high stress or reduced fund liquidity, so investors must accept the possibility that exits are not guaranteed—especially in turbulent market scenarios.
Transparency: Above Average
- INREIT provides daily net asset value reporting, comprehensive monthly performance updates, and an intuitive investor dashboard for clear, timely insights. This openness helps investors monitor both portfolio health and returns with confidence.
- Regular third-party appraisals give an extra layer of trust to property valuations, while detailed property- and sector-level reporting allows for granular oversight. Transparency exceeds the industry standard, supporting due diligence for sophisticated HENRY investors
Manager Insights

Chase Bolding
Lead Portfolio ManagerExperience & Highlights: 18 years in real estate; Lead PM since 2023; Managing Director at Invesco; leads equity, debt & joint ventures.
Education: B.A. Economics, University of Texas at Austin; CFA charterholder.

Akbar Dosani
Portfolio ManagerExperience & Highlights: 5 years in real estate; Portfolio Manager since 2023; background in oil & gas investment banking and accounting.
Education: CPA; previously worked in M&A and audit roles.
The fund is managed by Invesco Real Estate team led by Chase Bolding as President and Lead Portfolio Manager. The team benefits from Invesco's global real estate platform and institutional expertise.
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