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Inland Private Capital Announced the Sale of Solaire Apartments Eight Years After Brighton Multifamily DST Acquired It

The Denver-area community, acquired in November 2016, closes out a 506(b) Delaware Statutory Trust (DST) offering that Inland Private Capital filed at the end of that year.

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Inland Private Capital announced on April 10, 2025 the disposition of Solaire Apartments in Brighton, Colorado, on behalf of Brighton Multifamily DST. The announcement did not disclose a sale price, and the record carries none.

The sale delivered a 1.6x equity multiple to investors, as reported by the sponsor in its announcement. No total return or annualized return figure appears in the record. The sponsor measures the hold at eight years from the November 10, 2016 acquisition, a date that precedes the Trust's first Form D.

Brighton Multifamily DST


Sponsor

Inland Private Capital

First Form D filing

December 30, 2016

Exemption

506(b)

Maximum offering amount

$24,099,126

Minimum investment

$25,000

Property

Solaire Apartments, Brighton, Colorado

Acquisition

November 10, 2016, for $57.5 million, as reported by the sponsor in its announcement

Disposition announced

April 10, 2025

Exit type

Property sold

Hold, first Form D filing to announcement

8.3 years

The Form D records the offering's size, exemption and minimum, and nothing about distributions. The private placement memorandum that set those terms is not a public document, so what the offering originally disclosed to its investors is not on the record here.

Trade coverage puts the property at 252 units: Institutional Real Estate, Inc. reported the transaction as the sale of a 252-unit multifamily community near Denver.

Solaire is the 56th offering Top1031 records as reaching full cycle for Inland Private Capital. A disposition is not an SEC filing event, and the Trust's own filings stop with the offering, so the record of how this one ended runs through the sponsor's announcement and the trade coverage that carried it, including AltsWire.