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AEI Healthcare Portfolio VII DST Reached Half Its Ceiling in 104 Days, Against a Market Median of 21

Top1031 computes the pace from this Delaware Statutory Trust (DST) offering's Form D amendments; it measures demand, not the properties behind it.

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AEI Healthcare Portfolio VII DST crossed 90% of its $50.5 million ceiling 153 days after its first sale. By August 6, 2026 the filings put amount sold at $48.72 million, 96.5% of that ceiling.

Raise velocity is a pace metric Top1031 computes from Form D amendment dates: the days from the first sale a filing reports to the amendment that carries amount sold past half the stated ceiling, and again past 90% of it. The first sale here is dated March 6, 2026.

None of that is quick by market standards. Across 2,927 programs in the pace record, the median run to half is 21 days and the median to 90% is 20 days. AEI Capital's own history is the closer comparison: seven of the Sponsor's programs carry pace figures, at a median of 90 days to half and 158 days to 90%. This raise ran behind that on the first marker and a shade ahead of it on the second.

Filing date

Amount sold

Investors

Share of ceiling

March 16, 2026

$3,286,216

6

6.5%

March 31, 2026

$8,302,767

14

16.4%

April 8, 2026

$10,439,642

24

20.7%

May 1, 2026

$13,573,589

34

26.9%

May 6, 2026

$16,239,238

42

32.2%

May 13, 2026

$18,852,452

47

37.3%

May 22, 2026

$22,478,862

61

44.5%

June 18, 2026

$29,351,234

81

58.1%

July 9, 2026

$36,681,034

107

72.6%

August 6, 2026

$48,719,890

142

96.5%

What the amount-sold path shows is placement: equity subscribed under Rule 506(b), at a $50,000 minimum. It says nothing about the debt against the assets, the fees, or the eventual result for investors. A raise that fills is subscribed, which is not the same thing as proven, and the Form D carries no performance figures either way. Amount sold is reported as of each filing date and can lag actual subscriptions. The ceiling itself has not moved: every amendment states the same figure, with no downward revision on the file.

No filing later than the August 6 amendment sits on the record. A further one reporting the raise closed would put a final amount sold and a final date on the file, and nothing more. Everything else about this Trust arrives from other documents.