Qualitas Real Estate Income Fund announces July 2026 distribution

Qualitas Real Estate Income Fund announces July 2026 distribution and projected 8% return.

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The Qualitas Real Estate Income Fund (ASX: QRI) shares are in focus after the fund declared an estimated July 2026 distribution of 1.0875 cents per unit, representing a projected annualised 8.00% return based on a net tangible asset (NTA) of $1.60 per unit.

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What did Qualitas Real Estate Income Fund report?

  • Declared estimated July 2026 distribution: 1.0875 cents per unit
  • Annualised distribution return: 8.00% (based on July 2026 estimate and NTA of $1.60 per unit)
  • Distribution aligns with monthly income objectives for investors
  • Invests primarily in real estate loans secured by first and second mortgages in Australia

What else do investors need to know?

The Qualitas Real Estate Income Fund is designed to provide regular monthly income while aiming to preserve investor capital. Its portfolio mostly consists of secured loans against Australian real estate, giving investors exposure to real estate credit.

Managed by QRI Manager Pty Ltd (a Qualitas Group company), the fund leverages the larger group's $10.9 billion in committed funds under management and deep local market knowledge. The Trust Company (RE Services) Limited, part of Perpetual Group, acts as responsible entity.

What's next for Qualitas Real Estate Income Fund?

Looking ahead, investors should watch for ongoing monthly distribution declarations. The fund's focus remains on seeking risk-adjusted returns through carefully selected Australian real estate loans, which may appeal to income-focused investors.

The manager notes that Qualitas' long experience and flexible capital solutions aim to support shareholder value and income consistency, but as with all investments, future performance is not guaranteed.

Qualitas Real Estate Income Fund share price snapshot

Over the past 12 months, Qualitas shares have declined 5%, trailing the All Ordinaries Index (ASX: XAO), which has risen 2% over the same period.

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