Holly Ridge

Top1031 lists Holly Ridge as active because the sponsor is still filing with the SEC. That does not confirm that interests remain available.

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A beneficial interest in a Delaware statutory trust formed to hold unimproved residential land in the growth path north of Denver. There is no building, no operator and no rent roll. Walton Global announced the offering on January 13, 2026 as an approximately 70-acre pre-development residential land holding in Thornton, Colorado. A broker page describes roughly 70.5 acres of agricultural land at the northwest corner of State Highway 7 and Holly Street in unincorporated Adams County, and says the Trust intended to acquire it fee-simple, all-cash and free of any mortgage for $4,500,000. No deed or closing record was located in the reviewed sources.

The reviewed record identifies no commercial tenant and no rental revenue. A broker page reports the land still in farming use and subject only to a nominal agricultural lease, with essentially no current income. Pre-development land is generally held for a later sale to a builder rather than for rent, so how property taxes, insurance and other carrying costs are funded is an item to confirm in the PPM, the offering's full private disclosure document.

Sponsor material says no. Walton Global's offering brochure states that it purchases the land without any debt, and a broker page describes the raise as entirely equity with an all-cash structure. The classification carried in this record lists the Trust as leveraged, so the two do not agree, and the reviewed sources do not resolve the conflict. Because that difference changes the risk profile materially, the PPM and the closing documents are where it gets settled.

The reviewed record does not settle it. The only SEC filing for this issuer is the Form D notice of exempt offering filed January 21, 2026 under CIK 2106523, marked as a new notice rather than an amendment, and the EDGAR index reviewed as of the September 3, 2026 research run shows no later filing. Separately, a Baker 1031 offering page last updated August 5, 2026 displayed the status as closed, without establishing a closing date for the property acquisition. Third-party listing pages are not a reliable indicator either way; the sponsor or the selling broker-dealer is the place to ask.

A broker page reports the parcel zoned A-3 Agricultural, designated for potential single-family residential use under Thornton's planning documents, and still requiring annexation and entitlement before development or a sale to a homebuilder. Walton Global's brochure proposes 84 single-family lots, 226 duplexes and 145 townhouses, describes a recently finalized water solution as removing a key development barrier, and says Walton anticipates formally marketing the property to developers and homebuilders in 2027. Those are sponsor-reported plans and conditions, not completed entitlements. This record carries zoning of 6 to 18 units per acre.

It is a private placement under Regulation D Rule 506(c), which allows public advertising but limits purchasers to accredited investors — individuals or entities meeting SEC income or net-worth tests — whose status the issuer must verify. The Form D filed January 21, 2026 reports a $100,000 minimum investment and estimated sales commissions of $388,198. Walton Global's brochure presents the interests as Delaware statutory trust ownership eligible for 1031 exchange treatment. Sources differ slightly on size: this record carries approximately 70 acres, a broker page approximately 70.5.