JLL Income Property Trust Sells Bay Area Industrial Property

Rhea-AI Summary

JLL Income Property Trust (NASDAQ: ZIPDBX) sold a 130,000 sq ft industrial facility in Fremont, CA, originally acquired in 2021. The fund has approximately $6.8 billion in portfolio equity and debt and says the disposition increases cash available to redeploy into core, stabilized assets.

As of March 31, 2026, industrial investments represent 38% of the portfolio (about $2.4 billion across 64 industrial properties). The firm reports having sold over 50 properties totaling >$1.3 billion over its 13-year history.

Positive

• Sale completed: 130,000 sq ft industrial facility in Fremont, CA
• Liquidity boost: disposition increases cash available to redeploy (dry powder)
• Industrial allocation: 38% of portfolio, approximately $2.4 billion across 64 properties
• Track record: over 50 properties sold totaling >$1.3 billion over 13 years

Negative

• Concentration risk: industrial comprises 38% of $6.8 billion portfolio
• Single-asset exit: sale reduces industrial property count by one, modestly shifting portfolio composition

Market Context

This announcement details the sale of a 130,000-square-foot Bay Area industrial property as part of ...

Analysis

This announcement details the sale of a 130,000-square-foot Bay Area industrial property as part of a broader capital recycling strategy. Management cites a 13-year history of selling over 50 assets totaling more than $1.3 billion, generally within 1% of appraised values. Industrial assets remain the largest sector at 38% of a $6.8 billion portfolio. Investors may watch how sale proceeds are redeployed and how sector allocation evolves.

Key Figures

Portfolio size: $6.8 billion Facility size: 130,000 square feet Track record duration: 13 years +5 more

8 metrics

Portfolio size $6.8 billion Portfolio equity and debt investments

Facility size 130,000 square feet Industrial facility in Fremont, CA

Track record duration 13 years History of JLL Income Property Trust

Properties sold Over 50 properties Cumulative dispositions over 13-year history

Disposition value Over $1.3 billion Total values of properties sold

Valuation proximity Within 1% Sale prices vs most recent independent appraised values

Industrial allocation 38% Share of total $6.8 billion portfolio in industrial assets

Industrial assets $2.4 billion across 64 properties Industrial investments as of March 31, 2026

Key Terms

arms-length basis

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arms-length basis financial

"in aggregate trading on an arms-length basis within 1% of the most recent"

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CHICAGO, May 7, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- JLL Income Property Trust, an institutionally managed, daily NAV REIT (NASDAQ: ZIPTAX; ZIPTMX; ZIPIAX; ZIPIMX; ZIPIBX; ZIPSAX; ZIPZAX; ZIPDBX) with approximately $6.8 billion in portfolio equity and debt investments, announced the sale of a 130,000 square foot industrial facility located in Fremont, CA.

Acquired in 2021, the sale of this property advances the fund's disciplined strategy of recycling capital into properties and markets positioned for superior long-term growth.

"This property proved to be an outstanding investment for us, completing our operational objectives and delivering an attractive rate of return," said Allan Swaringen, President and CEO of JLL Income Property Trust. "With the Bay Area's AI-driven demand for advanced manufacturing driving up rents and values, this disposition was an opportunity for us to realize the gains from the successful execution of our business plan, increasing our dry powder available to redeploy into core, stabilized assets during a new market cycle for real estate."

Over its 13-year history, JLL Income Property Trust has sold over 50 properties at values totaling over $1.3 billion, in aggregate trading on an arms-length basis within 1% of the most recent independent appraised value, all while utilizing an institutional, independent valuation methodology – a valuation practice unique from many others in the NAV REIT industry.

JLL Income Property Trust's allocation to industrial real estate remains strong after this disposition. As of March 31, 2026, industrial investments comprise the largest percentage of the total $6.8 billion portfolio at 38%, with $2.4 billion in assets across 64 industrial properties.

JLL Income Property Trust is an institutionally managed, daily NAV REIT that owns a growing portfolio of real estate investments selected by an institutional investment management team and sponsored by one of the world's leading real estate services firms.

For more information on JLL Income Property Trust, please visit our website at www.jllipt.com.

JLL INCOME PROPERTY TRUST, INC. (NASDAQ: ZIPTAX; ZIPTMX; ZIPIAX; ZIPIMX; ZIPIBX; ZIPSAX; ZIPZAX; ZIPDBX),

JLL Income Property Trust, Inc. is a daily NAV REIT that owns and manages a diversified portfolio of high quality, income-producing residential, industrial, grocery-anchored retail, healthcare and office properties located in the United States. JLL Income Property Trust expects to further diversify its real estate portfolio over time, including on a global basis. For more information, visit www.jllipt.com.

ABOUT LASALLE INVESTMENT MANAGEMENT | INVESTING TODAY. FOR TOMORROW.

LaSalle Investment Management, a subsidiary of JLL, is a globally integrated, diverse real estate investment manager. On a global basis, LaSalle manages US$86.9 billion of assets in private and public real estate equity and debt investments as of Q4 2025. LaSalle's client base includes public and private pension funds, insurance companies, governments, corporations, endowments and private individuals from across the globe. LaSalle sponsors a diverse range of investment vehicles, including separate accounts, open- and closed-end funds, public securities and entity-level investments.

Forward Looking Statements and Future Results

This press release may contain forward-looking statements with respect to JLL Income Property Trust. Forward-looking statements are statements that are not descriptions of historical facts and include statements regarding management's intentions, beliefs, expectations, research, market analysis, plans or predictions of the future. Because such statements include risks, uncertainties and contingencies, actual results may differ materially from those expressed or implied by such forward-looking statements. Past performance is not indicative of future results and there can be no assurance that future dividends will be paid.

CONTACTS:

Michael Gelobter
LaSalle Investment Management
Email: Michael.gelobter@lasalle.com

Doug Allen
Dukas Linden Public Relations
Telephone: +1 646 722 6530
Email:  JLLIPT@DLPR.com

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SOURCE JLL Income Property Trust

FAQ

What property did JLL Income Property Trust (ZIPDBX) sell on May 7, 2026?

The trust sold a 130,000 sq ft industrial facility in Fremont, CA. According to the company, the asset was acquired in 2021 and disposed to realize gains and free capital for redeployment.

How large is JLL Income Property Trust's portfolio after the Fremont sale (ZIPDBX)?

The portfolio totals about $6.8 billion in equity and debt. According to the company, industrial assets remain the largest allocation at roughly $2.4 billion.

How does the Fremont disposition affect JLL Income Property Trust's industrial exposure (ZIPDBX)?

Industrial remains the largest sector at 38% of the portfolio. According to the company, the sale modestly reduces industrial holdings while preserving overall industrial allocation.

Why did JLL Income Property Trust (ZIPDBX) sell the Fremont industrial property?

The company says the sale realized gains and met operational objectives. According to the company, proceeds increase dry powder for redeployment into core, stabilized assets.

What is JLL Income Property Trust's disposition track record cited in the announcement (ZIPDBX)?

The trust reports selling over 50 properties totaling more than $1.3 billion over 13 years. According to the company, sales historically traded within 1% of independent appraised values.