Highlights
- Private Credit Fund distributed an 8.39% annualized dividend in November, the highest to date.
- Rental portfolio maintained 94%–100% stabilized occupancy across Single Family Residential properties, Single Family Residential Fund, and Seattle City Fund.
Geographic diversification
The Arrived Private Credit Fund and Single Family Residential offerings give investors access to distinct segments of the real estate market—real estate-secured debt and equity.
The map below highlights the geographic footprint of Arrived’s active markets and lending activity, illustrating how these investments are diversified across regions.
Arrived Single Family Residential Fund
The Single Family Residential Fund maintained an average stabilized occupancy of 95%* for November. This fund currently has properties in 25 markets nationwide.
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.
Seattle City Fund
As of November, the Seattle City Fund maintained a stabilized occupancy of 100% for the 3 properties in the fund. This progress positions the fund to begin generating income, supporting its first dividend distribution in January.
Arrived Private Credit Fund
With over 21K investors and $69M invested, the Arrived Private Credit Fund delivered an all-time high 8.39% annualized return in November and added 6 new loans. The fund currently holds 64 active loans, with repayments and new acquisitions ongoing.
The table below details the new loans added to the Arrived Private Credit Fund in November.
Single Family Residential IPOs
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 Single Family Residential properties had a stabilized occupancy rate of 94% for 442 total properties, collecting a total of $873,255.84 in rent revenue in November.
In November, 11 new leases were started, with an average lease term of 16 months. Of those new leases, 5 were leased above the forecasted amount.
Vacation Rental IPOs
Arrived vacation rentals generated $209,573.47 in gross booking revenue for 39 booking-ready properties in November.
The table below presents the gross booking revenue for each property in November, along with the current guest rating score.
¹ 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 Solstice
- Guest review of The Alta
- Guest review of The Sugarcreek
