RREEF Property Trust Investigation: CEO Resignation, Redemption Limits & Investor Concerns
Updated: September 16, 2025 The White Law Group continues to investigate potential securities claims involving broker-dealers who may have unsuitably recommended RREEF Property Trust, Inc. to investors.
RREEF Property Trust CEO Resigns
On September 14, 2025, RREEF Property Trust Inc., a publicly registered daily NAV REIT advised by DWS Group, announced that its chief executive officer, president, and director will resign effective December 1, 2025. The company stated that her departure is not due to any disagreement with the REIT.
Leadership changes may signal challenges or shifts in strategy, which can be a concern for investors in non-traded REITs like RREEF Property Trust, particularly amid recent redemption issues.
RREEF Property Trust Redemption Requests Continue to Exceed Limits
Alongside the leadership transition, RREEF Property Trust reported ongoing redemption restrictions:
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August 2025 – Redemption requests exceeded the REIT’s 2% monthly limit. Death and disability requests were honored in full, while other investors received only 45.7% of their requested redemption.
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July 2025 – Shareholders received just 37.8% of requested redemptions.
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June 2025 – Requests were prorated down to approximately 17% of investor requests under the quarterly 5% limit.
These limitations highlight one of the primary risks of non-traded REITs: lack of liquidity. Investors often find themselves unable to redeem their shares when they need access to funds.
Declining NAV for RREEF Property Trust
The REIT has also reported a decline in net asset value (NAV) across all share classes as of June 30, 2025:
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Class A shares: $13.17 (vs. $13.26) – down 0.68%
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Class I shares: $13.27 (vs. $13.36) – down 0.67%
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Class T shares: $13.30 (vs. $13.39) – down 0.67%
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Class D shares: $13.30 (vs. $13.39) – down 0.67%
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Class M-I shares: $13.18 (vs. $13.28) – down 0.75%
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Class T2 shares: $13.11 (vs. $13.20) – down 0.68%
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Class N shares: $13.19 (vs. $13.28) – down 0.68%
Declining NAV combined with redemption limits can create serious challenges for investors who may already be facing losses.
Risks of Non-Traded REITs Like RREEF Property Trust
Investing in non-traded REITs such as RREEF carries significant risks, including:
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Liquidity problems – Limited redemption options make it difficult for investors to sell shares.
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High upfront fees – Sales commissions and management fees reduce overall returns.
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Valuation uncertainty – NAV declines may not fully reflect market conditions or property values.
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Unsustainable distributions – Dividends may be paid from borrowed funds or new investor money rather than operating income.
Investor Lawsuits and Recovery Options
If your financial advisor or broker recommended RREEF Property Trust without fully disclosing the risks, you may have grounds for a claim. Brokerage firms have a duty to perform adequate due diligence and ensure investments are suitable for each client based on age, net worth, risk tolerance, and investment objectives.
When they fail to uphold these obligations, they may be held liable for investment losses through FINRA arbitration.
The White Law Group is currently investigating potential RREEF Property Trust lawsuits, complaints, and investor claims nationwide.
Free Consultation
If you are concerned about your investment in RREEF Property Trust, Inc., call The White Law Group at (888) 637-5510 for a free consultation with a securities attorney.
The White Law Group, LLC is a national securities fraud, securities arbitration, and investor protection law firm with offices in Chicago, Illinois, and Seattle, Washington.
FAQs about RREEF Property Trust
Is RREEF Property Trust in trouble?
While the company has not announced financial insolvency, the combination of declining NAV, redemption limits, and leadership changes raises concerns for investors about the long-term stability of the REIT.
Why can’t I redeem all of my shares in RREEF Property Trust?
Like many non-traded REITs, RREEF imposes strict monthly and quarterly redemption limits, which means investors often only receive a fraction of their requested redemptions.
What are the risks of investing in RREEF Property Trust?
The main risks include illiquidity, declining share value, high upfront fees, and the possibility of reduced or unsustainable distributions.
Can I sue my broker for recommending RREEF Property Trust?
Possibly. If your broker failed to disclose the risks or recommended RREEF when it was unsuitable for your financial situation, you may be able to recover losses through a FINRA arbitration claim.
How can I recover losses from RREEF Property Trust?
Investors may be able to file claims against the brokerage firms that sold the investment, rather than the REIT itself, to seek recovery of investment losses.
