Timbercreek Real Estate Debt – U.S. Fund
Managed by Timbercreek Capital Inc.
Data as of: December 11, 2024
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AUM
$800M CAD
About Timbercreek Real Estate Debt – U.S. Fund
The Timbercreek Real Estate Debt – U.S. Fund (TRED – U.S.) is an open-ended institutional fund managed by Timbercreek Capital Inc., providing institutional investors with access to a diversified portfolio of directly originated U.S. commercial real estate loans. Launched in June 2022 and denominated in U.S. dollars, the fund focuses on shorter-duration, mid-market loans secured by transitional income-producing assets in higher-growth U.S. markets. As of December 2024, the fund surpassed USD $600 million in AUM.
The fund reports approximately $800M CAD in assets.
The portfolio is concentrated in Commercial mortgages.
The portfolio is highly concentrated in the U.S..
At a glance
| Assets under management (AUM) | $800M CAD |
| Property focus | Commercial (100%) |
| Structure | Trust |
| Investor access | Institutional only |
Timbercreek Real Estate Debt – U.S. Fund portfolio and performance
The portfolio is composed of commercial mortgages (100%).
| Property Type | Share (%) |
| Commercial | 100% |
Timbercreek Real Estate Debt – U.S. Fund has a focus on the U.S., with 100% of its mortgages located in the U.S..
| Province/Region | Share (%) |
| the U.S. | 100% |
Timbercreek Real Estate Debt – U.S. Fund facts
Fund structure
| Structure | Trust |
| Manager | Timbercreek Capital Inc. |
| Latest data | December 11, 2024 |
Mortgage portfolio
| Property focus | Commercial |
Fees
| Management fee | None disclosed |
| Performance fee | None disclosed |
Additional fund details
Available exclusively to institutional investors.
Who can invest in Timbercreek Real Estate Debt – U.S. Fund?
Institutional access only
This fund is offered to Canadian institutional investment professionals only and is not available to individual investors.
Minimum investment terms are not publicly disclosed.
About Timbercreek Capital Inc.
Founded in 2000 and headquartered in Toronto, Timbercreek Capital Inc. is an alternative real estate investment manager specializing in debt and equity investments across commercial real estate in Canada and the United States. Led by co-founder and CEO Blair Tamblyn, the firm has structured and executed investments totalling over $18 billion since inception. Timbercreek manages the publicly listed Timbercreek Financial Corp. (TSX: TF) and several institutional private funds including the Timbercreek Real Estate Debt – U.S. Fund.
Compare other funds by Timbercreek Capital Inc.
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| Fund | Primary strategy | Approx. size | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Timbercreek Financial | Multi-Residential mortgages | $1.2B CAD | Learn More |
Frequently asked questions
It invests in commercial mortgages.
No. It is offered to institutional investors.
The fund is managed by Timbercreek Capital Inc..
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