About the dataset

What’s in the data, and what isn’t

US 1031 DST offerings tracked from SEC filings back to 2009, with researched detail added on top — and the gaps left visible.

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DST offerings filed with the SEC since 2009

Top1031 starts from DST-related SEC filings going back to 2009. Public pages show the offerings Top1031 classifies as active, plus closed offerings once enough research is done to publish them.

Active is Top1031’s own classification, not the sponsor’s. Active does not confirm you can still buy in.

The same records feed the sponsor profiles, program histories, source-linked news, and market reports.

Not every DST leaves a public trail. Some never file a Form D, and some leave too little evidence to build a reliable record. Those do not appear here.

Checked against EDGAR every day

An automated process checks SEC EDGAR daily for new Form D filings and amendments. Status and research fields change when the new evidence supports the change.

Any page carrying data shows a date — the filing, the record, or the last update. The reports are built from the same records as the offering pages, not from a separate copy.

Where the record thins out

Fields that come straight from an SEC filing are the most consistent. Researched fields — exact address, financing, photos, property detail, sponsor-published outcomes — vary from record to record, and thin out the further back you go.

Closed offerings fill in as they are researched. A missing field means Top1031 has not found a source for it, not that the fee, feature, event, or outcome does not exist.

Public sources and Top1031 records can be incomplete, delayed, or wrong. Confirm current securities information in the offering's Private Placement Memorandum and with qualified tax, legal, and financial professionals.