Investment grade investment universe based on combined book worth of net residential or commercial property, plant and devices for all openly traded business in the United States and Canada. Investment grade financial investment universe based upon combined book worth of net residential or commercial property, plant and devices for all publicly traded companies in The United States and Canada with a financial investment grade credit rating from Standard & Poor’s. Source: Standard & Poor’s Capital IQ since September 27, 2023. Average yearly single renter transaction volume 2022. Sources: Institutional Realty Inc. “Net-leased industrial realty posts record year” released March 1, 2023, and Colliers research. Investment grade business should have “BBB-” rating or higher by S&P or an equivalent ranking from a nationally recognized analytical rating company (NRSRO). Creditworthy describes services that Blue Owl deems financially sound sufficient to justify an extension of credit or engage in a lease arrangement. Tenants are credit deserving or financial investment grade at time of acquisition. The above figure is inclusive of the relationships that belong to STORE Capital, which was gotten by Blue Owl Real Estate and GIC in September 2022. Exclusive of relationships/partnerships, Blue Owl has 160+ renter relationships/partnerships since June 30, 2024. Since the creation of Blue Owl’s net lease investment method in 2010.
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Unless otherwise kept in mind the Report Date referenced herein is since December 31, 2024.

Past performance is not an assurance of future outcomes.

Creditworthy describes businesses that Blue Owl considers financially sound sufficient to justify an extension of credit or participate in a lease agreement.

Taxpayers need to speak with their independent tax advisors with regard to any contemplated Section 1031 Exchange.

Assets Under Management (” AUM”) describes the assets that we handle and is typically equivalent to the amount of (i) net possession value (” NAV”)