Highlights
- The Single Family Residential Fund maintained a third consecutive month of 100% stabilized occupancy in January*.
- Since its launch, the Private Credit Fund has maintained a consistent 8.1% annualized dividend.
- Invest in the Arrived Single Family Residential Fund and the Arrived Private Credit Fund by Friday, February 28th, to qualify for the next expected dividend payout.
Rental income dividends are paid monthly to your Arrived Cash Balance!
Read more about the Arrived Cash Balance here.
Arrived Single Family Residential Fund
The Single Family Residential Fund had no new leases starting in January but maintained a stabilized occupancy of 100%* for the month. This fund currently has properties across 24 different markets.
Investors in the Single Family Residential Fund benefit from rental income and any appreciation that occurs when a property is sold. As new properties are added, the fund’s diversification grows.
Arrived Private Credit Fund
With more than 13K investors and $31M in total value of shares invested, the Arrived Private Credit Fund yielded 8.1% annually in January and added 22 new loans. The Fund currently holds 55 loans, with more being added periodically.
The table below details the 22 loans added to the Arrived Private Credit Fund in January.
Single Family Residential IPOs
In January, 13 new leases were started, with an average lease duration of 22 months. Of these homes, 7 properties were leased over the forecasted amount!
All rental income generated from Arrived properties benefits its investors by adding to the property’s cash reserves or by being paid out as future monthly dividends.
Overall, individual Arrived single family residential properties had a stabilized occupancy of 95%* for 381 total properties*, collecting a total of $711K*+ rent revenue in January.
Vacation Rental IPOs
Arrived vacation rentals generated $150,396.35 in gross booking revenue for 38 booking-ready properties in January.
The table below presents each vacation rental’s gross booking revenue and guest rating score in January.
It's important to note that vacation rentals are highly seasonal, which may lead to greater gross booking revenue deltas depending on the market or location of the property. Newly bookable vacation rentals typically require more time to reach revenue potential.
¹ Booking revenue was affected by the transition to a new property manager.
² Booking revenue was impacted due to a maintenance issue.
See the Property History Timeline for individual updates for each property.
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Guest review highlights
- Guest review of The
- Guest review of The Hickorybear
