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Inland Private Capital's Colorado Multifamily Portfolio III DST Sold Its Real Estate on April 10, 2025

The 506(b) offering, whose Form D classifies the industry only as Other Real Estate, ended a hold the record places at 7. 4 years.

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Colorado Multifamily Portfolio III DST, sponsored by Inland Private Capital, sold its real estate on April 10, 2025. Measured from its first Form D filing to the sale, the hold on the Delaware Statutory Trust (DST) runs 7.4 years. The record names Arterra Place, 8000 Uptown and Village Gardens, and describes them no further.

No source documenting the disposition of this Trust's own properties has been located. No gross sale price, total return, annualized return or equity multiple for the Trust is on the public record, and the Form D carries no performance figures of any kind. That is a statement about the documents, not about the result.

One number that had been carried against this Trust does not belong to it. A return figure previously attached to Colorado Multifamily Portfolio III DST was traced to Brighton Multifamily DST (CIK 1693202) and was removed from the record on August 7, 2026. Nothing sourced to this Trust's own properties has replaced it.

The terms of the raise are the part of the Trust's life the record documents in full.

As filed


Form D filed

November 29, 2017

Exemption

506(b)

Maximum offering amount

$91,625,622

Minimum investment

$25,000

SEC CIK

1723415

The Trust's Form D fixes the terms of the raise and the date the clock started; the disposition fixes the date it stopped. What the sale yielded, and whether the Trust has wound up, the public record does not say.