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Blue Owl Real Estate Net Lease Trust

verification: primary-source

A Blue Owl real estate trust whose SEC filing lists the Red Chiles companies — the Series 2025B data-center entities and the companies that bought their bonds — among its subsidiaries.

At a glance

Kind
Financial institution or investor
Role in the project
Investor
Jurisdiction
Private sector (no public jurisdiction)
Verification
primary-source — Read off the primary document itself
In the record
2 sources · 3 connections · 1 dated entries
Record id
PJO148

Key facts

  • Describes itself as a non-listed, perpetual-life REIT that sells its shares monthly through a continuous private offering.[2]
  • 2026-03Its FY2025 Exhibit 21.1 lists Red Chiles Holdings A–D, Red Chiles A–D and Red Chiles Sub A–D among its subsidiaries; the filing does not state its ownership percentage.[1]

The record

A non-listed, perpetual-life real estate investment trust sponsored by Blue Owl that sells its shares monthly through a private offering. Its FY2025 annual report lists the Red Chiles companies among its subsidiaries.

Relationships · 3

In the timeline · 1

Mar 13, 2026A Blue Owl trust lists the Red Chiles companies as its own

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Sources · 2

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