Have you experienced financial losses from investing in the NADG NNN Property Fund (NADG Real Estate Property Fund)? This private fund became a publicly traded real estate investment trust (REIT) named Frontview REIT.
At Erez Law, we focus on helping investors like you recover losses from brokerage firms. Our investment fraud lawyers are currently investigating registered investment advisors (RIAs) and brokerage firms that sold the private fund to investors, which then was converted to public shares of FrontView REIT, Inc. at the initial public offering (IPO). Regrettably, many investors in the common stock of the private REIT suffered significant losses of more than 20% since the stocks were first publicly traded in the fall of 2024.
North American Development Group is a prominent real estate investor and developer in the U.S. and Canada. North American Development Group has approximately $5 billion in assets under management. Affiliated with North American Development Group, NADG NNN Property Fund, LP is a real estate investment fund specializing in acquiring and managing outparcel properties across the United States, which are buildings with direct frontage on high-traffic roads, often leased to national or regional operators under long-term triple-net leases. NADG’s investors comprised high-net-worth individuals, family offices, and corporate pension plans.
Aimed to consolidate the properties under NADG NNN Property Fund, in August 2023, NADG NNN Property Fund acquired a 50% interest in 54 income-producing commercial properties from NADG NNN Real Estate Investment Trust (REIT), with a $138.25 million portfolio. This transaction facilitated the REIT’s dissolution and distribution of proceeds to its unitholders and aimed to streamline the REIT’s operations and focus on its core investment strategies. Following the acquisition, FrontView REIT managed the properties. FrontView’s major clients include several prominent brands, including Starbucks, AT&T, T-Mobile, Bank of America, Wendy’s, and Walgreens.
Founded in 2016, FrontView REIT is a net-lease REIT specializing in acquiring, owning, and managing outparcel properties. As of September 2024, its portfolio included 278 properties spanning 31 states, totaling over 2.1 million square feet with a 99% occupancy rate. FrontView REIT Inc., listed on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) as FVR, experienced a notable decline in its stock performance since its IPO in October 2024. At the time of the IPO, FrontView REIT Inc. priced its offering of 13.2 million shares at $19 each and had a $488 million valuation. As of March 19, FVR was trading at $14.52, a 22 percent decrease since the IPO.
How a NADG Real Estate Property Fund Loss Attorney Can Help
Erez Law is investigating investment advisors who recommended that clients invest in the NADG Real Estate Property Fund. If you are in a similar position, Erez Law can represent you in recovering such losses.
If you invested in NADG Real Estate Property Fund without understanding the risks associated with your investment, you may be able to recoup your losses. Our team of financial securities attorneys has experience with FINRA arbitration and AAA arbitration, and we know how to hold brokerage firms and advisors liable for their indiscretions. Contact our firm at (888) 840-1571 to speak with one of our attorneys about filing a NADG Real Estate Property Fund investment losses lawsuit.
Contact Our NADG Real Estate Property Fund Loss Lawyers Today for Help Recovering Compensation
If you have experienced investment losses due to investing in NADG Real Estate Property Fund investments, we are here to help. We are not afraid of taking on the most prominent firms and can and will combat some of the largest brokerage firms in the United States. Count on our experience to successfully navigate the FINRA arbitration process.
Please call us at (888) 840-1571 for a free consultation or complete our contact form to investigate your recourse for NADG Real Estate Property Fund losses. Erez Law is a nationally recognized law firm representing individuals, trusts, corporations, and institutions in claims against brokerage firms, banks, and insurance companies. If you have more questions about investment fraud, visit our securities fraud frequently asked questions page or contact our firm to speak with one of our qualified fraud attorneys. Contact us for a free initial consultation to learn how we can help with your investment losses from conservation easements.
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