Starwood REIT Reports Continued NAV Decline, $40M in New Share Sales, and Ongoing Repurchase Limits

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Starwood REIT updated its public offering, selling $40 million in shares, while reporting a continued decline in NAV and maintaining severe restrictions on share repurchases.

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• Continued NAV Decline

  Net Asset Value per share for all classes declined slightly for May 2026, continuing a negative trend. For example, Class S NAV dropped from $19.77 (April 30) to $19.72 (May 31).

• $40 Million in New Share Sales

  The company issued and sold approximately $3.8 million in its primary offering and $36.2 million through its distribution reinvestment plan, totaling $40 million in new share sales. This provides capital but is dilutive to existing shareholders.

• Severe Repurchase Limits Persist

  Starwood REIT continued to severely limit share repurchases, accepting only $2.3 million in May 2026 for specific hardship cases (death, disability, small accounts), reinforcing the ongoing liquidity constraints for investors.

• Management Committee Appointment

  John Gonnella was appointed as a Senior Managing Director and Head of Asset Management, U.S. at Starwood Capital Group, and a member of the Advisor's Investment Committee.

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This filing provides an update on Starwood REIT's financial status, confirming a slight decline in Net Asset Value (NAV) per share for May 2026, continuing a negative trend. It also details the actual issuance and sale of approximately $40 million in common stock through its public offering, which provides capital but is dilutive to existing shareholders. Furthermore, the company continues to severely limit share repurchases, accepting only $2.3 million in May for hardship cases, underscoring ongoing liquidity challenges for investors.