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Bluerock Total Income Real Estate Fund Surpasses $3 Billion in AUM; Delivered Highest Sharpe Ratio Among All Domestic '40 Act Funds in the Trailing 3-Year, 5-Year, and Since Inception Periods

Reported by Lelezard
Oct 5, 2021· 2 min read
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Key Takeaways
  • • Bluerock Total Income+ Real Estate Fund surpassed $3 billion in net assets under management (AUM) as of September 2021, reflecting sustained institutional and retail investor demand.
  • • The fund delivered the highest Sharpe ratio among all domestic '40 Act funds across the trailing 3-year, 5-year, and since-inception periods, demonstrating superior risk-adjusted performance relative to 8,144 comparable funds over the 5-year measurement window.
  • • Trailing 12-month return reached 24.10% (TIPRX, A-share) with an exceptionally low 1.7% annualized standard deviation, indicating both strong absolute performance and minimal volatility.
  • • The fund is invested in a portfolio exceeding $238 billion in underlying real estate assets, positioning it among the largest real estate-focused vehicles in the market.
  • • Bluerock Capital Markets achieved nearly $196 million in new equity investment in November 2021, representing 6% growth from the prior record monthly inflow, signaling accelerating capital deployment momentum.
Summary
Bluerock Total Income+ Real Estate Fund has emerged as a standout performer in the domestic real estate investment fund space, crossing the $3 billion AUM threshold in September 2021. The milestone underscores the fund's ability to attract capital across both institutional and retail channels while maintaining disciplined portfolio management and risk controls.

The fund's risk-adjusted performance metrics position it at the top tier of comparable vehicles. With the highest Sharpe ratio among all domestic '40 Act funds for the trailing 3-year, 5-year, and since-inception periods, the fund has differentiated itself through consistent execution. Over the 12 months preceding the announcement, the fund generated a 24.10% return while maintaining an exceptionally tight 1.7% annualized standard deviation—a combination that reflects both strong income generation and portfolio stability. These risk-adjusted returns have been consistent enough to rank the fund's Sharpe and Sortino ratios as the highest among a peer set of thousands of comparable funds.

The fund's scale and portfolio composition support its performance profile. With exposure to over $238 billion of underlying real estate assets, the fund maintains meaningful diversification across property types and geographies. Recent capital inflows have accelerated, with Bluerock Capital Markets deploying nearly $196 million in new equity investment during November 2021 alone—a 6% increase from the prior monthly record. This sustained inflow trajectory suggests institutional confidence in the fund's strategy and execution amid a period of rising interest rates and shifting real estate market dynamics.

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Lelezard Bluerock Total Income Real Estate Fund Surpasses $3 Billion in AUM; Delivered Highest Sharpe Ratio Among All Domestic '40 Act Funds in the Trailing 3-Year, 5-Year, and Since Inception Periods