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US Masters Residential Property Group aims to divest its entire portfolio by the end of 2026, signalling an end to its operations. The group will prepare 2025 financials on a non-going concern basis, reflecting this strategic wind-down.

US Masters Residential Property Group has amended its term loan facility, increasing the interest rate and extending the maturity date to enhance capital management flexibility.

US Masters Residential Property Group has surpassed its 2025 sales target with over US$200 million in property sales and significantly reduced its debt, while maintaining steady distributions to investors.

US Masters Residential Property Fund reported robust first-half sales and significant debt reduction, while navigating a modest portfolio valuation dip primarily in New York.

US Masters Residential Property Group reported a modest portfolio valuation decline amid New York market uncertainty but maintained strong sales momentum and improved net operating income in Q2 2025.

US Masters Residential Property Group reports a half-year profit and advances its ambitious asset sales program, while navigating a significant US tax structure change and mixed market conditions.

US Masters Residential Property Group has announced a special distribution of 10 cents per stapled security, payable in early August 2025. Investors should note key dates for eligibility and payment.

US Masters Residential Property Group has repatriated US$40 million from its USA Fund back to its main Australian fund, hinting at upcoming capital management decisions.

US Masters Residential Property Group reported solid Q1 2025 sales of US$48.07 million and a 5% rise in net operating income, while reducing senior debt by over US$31 million despite ongoing market volatility.

US Masters Residential Property Group has amended its loan agreement with Global Atlantic, significantly lowering its Tangible Net Worth covenant to align with a strategic sales-driven reduction in debt.

US Masters Residential Property Group has restructured its US operations from a REIT to a C-Corp to enhance tax efficiency, aiming to reduce deferred tax liabilities and accelerate capital returns with a $200–225 million sales target for 2025.