BPRE Director Ramin Kamfar Buys $758K of Stock
Key Points
- Ramin Kamfar's latest purchase adds 61,028 shares to his holdings, bringing his total to 2,781,451 shares after the transaction.
- The stock recently traded at $12.45, which is about 0.6% above its closing price of $12.37 on the day of the purchase.
- Bluerock Private Real Estate Fund has a dividend yield of 13.21%, with an annual rate of $1.65 per share.
Since the trade, $BPRE is up 0.7% to date (from the $12.37 close on Oct 22, 2026).
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On October 22, 2026, Ramin Kamfar, a director at Bluerock Private Real Estate Fund, bought 61,028 shares at a price of $12.42 each, totaling about $758,028. This information comes from a Form 4 filing with the SEC.
Kamfar's purchase increases his total holdings to 2,781,451 shares, reflecting a 2.24% increase in his stake. This move follows several other significant purchases he made in the days leading up to this transaction.
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Other Institutional Activity in Bluerock Private Real Estate Fund
Saba Capital Management, L.P. increased its stake by 1,976,025 shares, bringing its total to 6,742,126 shares worth about $83.9 million. Cambridge Investment Research Advisors Inc. grew its holdings by 213,893 shares, ending with 4,679,291 shares valued at approximately $58.3 million. Focus Partners Wealth added 237,099 shares, resulting in 3,257,464 shares worth about $40.6 million. Other funds like CAPTRUST Financial Advisors and LPL Financial LLC made minor reductions in their holdings.
Bluerock Private Real Estate Fund Stock Up 0.6%
Bluerock Private Real Estate Fund closed at $12.37 on October 22, 2026. As of October 26, it traded recently around $12.45, which is about 0.6% above its event close. The stock is currently about 15% below its 200-day moving average of $14.65 and about 31.8% below its 52-week high of $18.27.
Recent Earnings
The fund reported a market cap of approximately $1.78 billion. It has not generated net income, resulting in a net margin of 0.0%.
Dividend
Bluerock Private Real Estate Fund pays an annual dividend of $1.65 per share, resulting in a yield of 13.21%.
Insider Buying and Selling at Bluerock Private Real Estate Fund
Ramin Kamfar has been active in buying shares recently. On October 21, 2026, he purchased 114,864 shares at an average price of $12.25, totaling about $1.41 million. Earlier, he bought 92,029 shares on October 20 at $12.43, worth approximately $1.14 million, and 64,662 shares on October 19 at $12.27, valued at about $793,448. These trades show a consistent commitment to increasing his stake in the company.
About Bluerock Private Real Estate Fund
Bluerock Private Real Estate Fund focuses on asset management within the financial services sector. The fund aims to provide investors with access to real estate investments, enhancing portfolio diversification and potential returns.
Bottom Line
Ramin Kamfar's recent purchase adds to his growing stake, showcasing his confidence in the fund. Investors should watch for further insider activity and upcoming financial reports to gauge the company's direction.
Source: Ramin Kamfar's Form 4 filing on $BPRE (Oct 22, 2026). Written by software, not financial advice. How we make alerts