ING Real Estate Community Fund Experiencing Large Transactions

Nov 19 2008 Updated July 4, 2023

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Large parcels of securities are changing hands in INGs rental village business, led by Renaissance Asset Management, buying 5.55% this week. Another 6% also swapped hands this week, indicating change is happening to a stock that has sunk from $0.76 in June to just $0.07 this week.

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