Investigating Claims: Bluerock Industrial Growth REIT, Inc.
The White Law Group continues to investigate potential securities fraud claims involving broker-dealers who improperly recommended high-risk, illiquid investments such as Bluerock Industrial Growth REIT, Inc. Our firm has represented numerous investors in claims against their brokerage firms to recover losses from non-traded REITs.
Are you concerned about your investment in Bluerock Industrial Growth REIT? If so, the securities attorneys at The White Law Group may be able to help you pursue recovery of your losses through a FINRA Dispute Resolution Claim.
What is Bluerock Industrial Growth REIT?
According to filings with the SEC, Bluerock filed a Form D in 2021 for the offering of Bluerock Industrial Growth REIT, Inc. The total offering amount was purportedly $150 million.
The REIT focuses on investing in industrial properties across the U.S.
Risks of Non-Traded REITs like Bluerock Industrial Growth REIT
Non-traded Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs) are complex, high-risk products that are often illiquid and unsuitable for many retail investors. Key risks include:
Illiquidity – Investors often struggle to sell shares on the secondary market, and if a buyer is found, sales may be at steep discounts.
High Fees & Commissions – According to the Form D, the dealer manager could receive up to 5.5% in selling commissions plus a 2.65% placement fee, creating conflicts of interest.
Lack of Transparency – Investors may not fully understand the risks, valuation issues, or distribution sustainability.
Unsuitability – These investments may not align with an investor’s financial goals, risk tolerance, or liquidity needs.
How Can Investors Recover Losses from Bluerock Industrial Growth REIT?
Broker-dealers are obligated to perform due diligence and ensure their recommendations are suitable for each client. When brokers prioritize commissions over investors’ best interests, they may be liable for losses through a FINRA arbitration claim.
The White Law Group is investigating claims that brokers and financial advisors may have improperly recommended Bluerock Industrial Growth REIT to investors who were not adequately informed of the risks.
FAQs about Bluerock Industrial Growth REIT
Can I sell my Bluerock Industrial Growth REIT shares?
Because this is a non-traded REIT, shares are not listed on a public exchange, which makes them very difficult to sell. Some limited secondary market platforms may exist, but investors often face steep discounts when attempting to sell.Why is Bluerock Industrial Growth REIT considered risky?
Non-traded REITs carry illiquidity, high commissions, and valuation concerns. Distributions are not guaranteed, and investors may not fully understand the risks until after purchase.What are my legal options if I lost money in Bluerock Industrial Growth REIT?
Investors may be able to file a FINRA arbitration claim against the broker-dealer that sold the investment if it was unsuitable based on their financial situation, investment goals, or risk tolerance.How much did brokers make selling Bluerock Industrial Growth REIT?
According to the Form D, brokers could earn up to 5.5% in selling commissions plus a 2.65% placement fee—meaning that nearly 8% of an investor’s funds could go toward fees rather than the investment itself.Can The White Law Group help me recover losses?
Yes. Our firm has represented hundreds of investors in claims involving non-traded REITs. If you invested in Bluerock Industrial Growth REIT and suffered losses, we may be able to help you pursue recovery.
Free Consultation with a Securities Fraud Attorney
If you have suffered losses investing in Bluerock Industrial Growth REIT, Inc., please contact The White Law Group for a free consultation at 888-637-5510.
The White Law Group is a national securities arbitration and investor protection law firm with offices in Chicago, Illinoisand Seattle, Washington.
For more information, visit www.whitesecuritieslaw.com
Tags: Bluerock Industrial Growth REIT, non-traded REITs, private placement investments Last modified: September 29, 2025
