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Blue Owl Real Estate Net Lease Trust 8-K

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Jan 25, 7:00 PM ET

Accepted

Jan 26, 9:40 AM ET

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Blue Owl Real Estate Net Lease Trust Announces 2025 Highlights, Hikes Distribution

What Happened
Blue Owl Real Estate Net Lease Trust (ORENT) filed an 8-K on Jan 26, 2026 reporting 2025 operational highlights and announcing a raise in its gross annual distribution to $0.7500 per share for all classes, for shareholders of record after the close of business on Jan 31, 2026. The company said it paid monthly gross distributions of $0.7000 per share per year through Dec 31, 2025 (Class S, D, I since Sept 21, 2022; Class N since June 25, 2024). As of Dec 31, 2025, ORENT’s portfolio included 3,889 properties with a weighted average lease term of 19 years and annual rental escalators of 2.2%.

Key Details

  • Distribution change: declared gross annual distribution increased to $0.75/share (record date Jan 31, 2026). Prior rate was $0.70/year paid monthly through Dec 31, 2025.
  • Portfolio and activity: 3,889 properties as of 12/31/2025; deployed >$5.4 billion in 2025 at a weighted average cap rate of 8.1% (net lease equity deals) with average rental escalators of ~2.3%.
  • Lease metrics and returns: weighted average lease term 19 years; annual rental escalators ~2.2%. Annualized distribution rates by class: Class S 5.85%, Class N 6.15%, Class D 6.55%, Class I 6.67%.
  • Reported total returns (without upfront selling commissions, year-to-date): Class S 9.92%, N 10.26%, D 10.57%, I 10.89% (inception-to-date returns also provided).

Why It Matters
A distribution increase is material for income-focused investors because it directly affects expected cash yield. The large, long-term leased portfolio (3,889 properties; 19-year WALT) and $5.4B deployed in 2025 indicate sizable scale and continued acquisition activity, while the reported cap rates and escalators give a sense of current deal yields and built-in rent growth. Reported total-return figures (both YTD and inception-to-date, before/after assumed selling commissions) help investors compare net performance across share classes, with Class I showing the highest reported returns.