Dixon Advisory’s URF flags buyback, restructure
Dixon Advisory’s troubled US Masters Residential Property Fund has flagged a restructure in tandem with a buyback following the last-minute failure of a sale to a US fund.
The decision by Brooksville, and its private equity partner, Rockpoint, to ditch the purchase of the $US507 million ($731 million) portfolio of New Jersey homes and apartments came as a surprise to the board of E&P Financial, the responsible entity of the US property fund known as URF, in late May.
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