Starwood REIT Reports Continued NAV Decline, Unmet Repurchase Demand, and $23.6M in New Share Sales

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Starwood REIT reported a further decline in its Net Asset Value per share for March 2026, alongside continued severe limitations on share repurchases, indicating persistent investor liquidity challenges. The company also disclosed selling $23.6 million in shares through its ongoing public offering.

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• NAV Per Share Declined

  The Net Asset Value (NAV) per share for all common stock classes decreased from February 28, 2026, to March 31, 2026, with total NAV declining by approximately $61.4 million.

• Severe Repurchase Limitations Persist

  For January, February, and March 2026, share repurchase requests significantly exceeded the company's monthly and quarterly limits, resulting in only approximately 3% of each stockholder's request being satisfied.

• $23.6 Million in Shares Sold

  As of the filing date, the company has issued and sold 1,188,090 shares for total proceeds of approximately $23.6 million through its $10.0 billion public offering, including shares from the primary offering and distribution reinvestment plan.

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This prospectus supplement updates investors on the ongoing challenges faced by Starwood Real Estate Income Trust. The continued decline in Net Asset Value (NAV) per share for all classes signals a deterioration in the underlying value of the company's real estate portfolio. The persistent and severe limitations on share repurchases, with only a small fraction of investor requests being satisfied, highlights significant unmet liquidity demand from shareholders. While the company has raised $23.6 million through its public offering, this capital raise is occurring amidst declining asset values and investor desire to exit, creating a challenging environment for the REIT.