National investment loss lawyers KlaymanToskes is investigating potential investor losses related to Hines Global Income Trust, formerly known as Hines Global REIT II, Inc.
According to our investigation, Hines Global Income Trust (ZHGIIX) has experienced a decline in its net asset value (NAV), raising concerns among investors about the stability and future prospects of the REIT. The NAV for Hines Global Income Trust reportedly dropped to $9.80 as of August 31, 2025, which is a significant drop from the high in June 2022 at $11.29. This decrease may have significant implications for investors, particularly those who were not fully informed of the risks associated with non-traded REIT investments.
Investors that suffered losses with Hines Global Income Trust investments are encouraged to contact attorney Lawrence L. Klayman, Esq, at 888-997-9956 or by email at investigations@klaymantoskes.com to discuss potential recovery options. We do not collect attorney’s fees unless we are able to obtain a financial recovery for you.
Hines Global Income Trust’s monthly NAV has showed a steady decline in recent years. At its high in June 2022, the NAV was $11.29. As of August 2025, the NAV has dropped to $9.80. The decline in NAV reportedly may have been influenced by reduced real estate holdings and a rise in debt and other liabilities. The decline in value is particularly concerning for investors who sought stable returns and income from their REIT investments. Investors who were not adequately warned about these risks may have grounds for legal action if their investments were misrepresented or improperly recommended.
Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs) are companies that own, operate, or finance income-generating real estate. REITs are designed to provide investors with regular income through dividends and the potential for capital appreciation. However, REIT investments carry significant risks, including interest rate sensitivity, property market volatility, tenant default risk, and management risk. REITs are particularly sensitive to changes in interest rates, as rising rates can make their dividend yields less attractive compared to bonds and can increase their borrowing costs.
As an investor, there are several warning signs that you should look out for if you believe you may have been sold unsuitable REIT investments. These signs could potentially indicate misconduct, negligence, or investment fraud. Investors are encouraged to contact our firm immediately if you have experienced any of the following:
REIT investments carry various risks, including interest rate risk, property market risk, and management risk. These investments require careful analysis of the investor’s financial situation, risk tolerance, and investment objectives before they can be recommended.
According to FINRA and SEC regulations, brokerage firms have a duty to conduct reasonable due diligence on REIT investments before offering them to customers. They must also ensure that any recommendations are suitable for the individual investor and provide adequate disclosure of all material risks.
REIT investments can face various challenges that may result in investor losses. Common problems include: declining property values due to market conditions, reduced rental income from tenant defaults or vacancies, interest rate increases that make REIT dividends less attractive and increase borrowing costs, poor property management or asset allocation decisions, overleveraging that creates financial stress, inadequate disclosure of risks and fees, conflicts of interest between management and shareholders, and market volatility that can cause significant stock price fluctuations. Additionally, some REITs may engage in complex transactions or investments that are not well understood by retail investors.
Investors who suffered losses with Hines Global Income Trust may have options to recover their losses.
You may be eligible to file a FINRA arbitration claim against selling brokerage firm for unsuitable recommendations, inadequate due diligence, or failure to disclose material risks. Contact KlaymanToskes today to learn more at 888-997-9956 or investigations@klaymantoskes.com.
Investors may have grounds to file a FINRA arbitration claim against the brokerage firm and financial advisor who recommended Hines Global Income Trust if the investment was unsuitable, they failed to disclose material risks, made misrepresentation about the REIT’s financial condition or prospects, and/or violated of fiduciary duties. In FINRA arbitration cases, investors may be able to recover damages if they can demonstrate that their broker or the REIT management violated securities laws or industry standards. Many claims involve situations in which a REIT investment was unsuitable for the investor’s financial situation, that material risks were not disclosed, or that the REIT’s marketing materials contained false or misleading statements.
Engaging the services of an experienced securities attorney to evaluate your specific circumstances is strongly advised. At KlaymanToskes, our team of experienced securities attorneys has extensive experience with REIT investment cases and the complex legal issues surrounding them, allowing us to provide invaluable insight and tailored guidance that directly addresses your individual investment losses.
Securities cases involve complex statutes of limitations. Given these time constraints, it is crucial for investors who believe they have suffered losses related to Hines Global Income Trust or any other investment to contact an experienced securities attorney promptly to preserve their legal rights and evaluate their potential claims.
If you suffered losses with Hines Global Income Trust REIT investments, or have concerns regarding your investment portfolio, contact KlaymanToskes at 888-997-9956 or fill out a short contact form for a free and confidential consultation to discuss potential recovery options.
The firm has helped recover over $600 million* for investors, and can help you determine if your loss is due to unsuitable investment recommendations, inadequate due diligence, or other securities violations related to your REIT investments.
*Exclusive of attorney’s fees and costs.