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BC Exchange The Palms DST Reached Full Cycle as a Section 721 Roll Into the Ares REIT Operating Partnership

The Trust's exit reaches the public record through a REIT's schedule of directly held entities, not through any announcement by the Sponsor that Top1031 could find.

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BC Exchange The Palms DST ended as a Section 721 UPREIT roll, a contribution to a REIT in exchange for operating-partnership units. The Delaware Statutory Trust (DST), offered by Black Creek Exchange, appears as a directly listed subsidiary of Ares Real Estate Income Trust Inc., formerly Black Creek Diversified Property Fund Inc., alongside the Manager, Master Tenant, TRS and Lender LLCs assembled around it.

Offering as filed

Record

Trust

BC Exchange The Palms DST

Sponsor

Black Creek Exchange

First Form D

February 12, 2021

Exemption

506(b)

Total offering amount

$87,438,017

Minimum investment

$500,000

Asset class recorded

Other Real Estate

Exit date, per Top1031's record

January 1, 2022

Hold period

0.9 years, from first Form D to the exit date the record carries

The Form D carries no property description, and "The Palms" is the whole of what the public record says about the asset. Neither its location nor its type is disclosed anywhere Top1031 could find.

No filing in the record dates the contribution. The exhibit that evidences the roll does not state the value assigned to the DST interests when they entered the operating partnership, and no disposition value or return figure appears anywhere in the record for this offering. The Form D sets out the terms of the raise and nothing about its end.

Black Creek Exchange lists the program as completed on its published track record. The terms of that completion are not in it.