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05 November 2025 by Olivia Grace-Curran

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ING spins off senior community REIT

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ING has spun off its $560-million ING senior communities fund.

ING Real Estate Community Group (ILF) will be spun off from ING Group and rebranded as Ingenia Communities.

The fund's responsible entity, ING Management, proposed the management internalisation after a review by ING of its Australian real estate business, ING Real Estate Investment Management Australia.

The transaction will not include a payment from the management of the fund to ING, while ING will provide $4.1 million worth of support services and waived management fees.

"The proposal is the culmination of a number of alternative initiatives explored by the independent board committee, including the transfer of management rights, liquidation of the fund, soliciting a cash offer for the units of ILF and a merger with a third party," the company said.

 
 

ILF chief executive Simon Owen and Australian seniors general manager Nikki Fisher will transition to the new company.

ILF is a stapled real estate investment trust (REIT) that invests in senior housing communities.

The REIT had $560 million in assets under management, with assets in Australia and the United States.