The property held by Cove Greenville 17 DST has been sold. Cove Capital Investments lists the Delaware Statutory Trust (DST) as a completed program on its published full-cycle track record, and that listing is where the outcome is documented.
Record | Detail |
|---|---|
Sponsor | Cove Capital Investments |
First Form D | April 9, 2020 (filing) |
Offering amount, as filed | $4,480,585 |
Minimum investment | $1,000 |
Exemption | 506(c) |
Asset class | Commercial |
Exit type | Property sold |
Date of full-cycle announcement | not stated |
Sale price | not stated |
Closing date | not stated |
Total return | 121.57%, as reported by the sponsor on its full-cycle track record page |
Annualized return | 12.6%, as reported by the sponsor on its full-cycle track record page |
Basis for the return figures | Sponsor announcement, not verified against any closing document |
No hold period can be stated from the dates: the record carries neither an acquisition date nor a date for the sale. As of July 27, 2026, it also carries no buyer and no count of investors holding at the end.
What the offering originally set out is not public in any comparable form. A DST's distribution terms sit in the private placement memorandum, which is not filed with the SEC, and the Form D carries no performance figures. That leaves the sponsor's track record page as the public source of the result, with nothing in the filing record against which the two figures above can be checked.
The Form D also fixes the limits of what is known about the asset itself. It records the offering as commercial and says nothing about the property's location, its tenancy, or its lease.
Cove Greenville 17 DST is the first Cove Capital Investments disposition on Top1031's record; no earlier full cycle from the sponsor sits in it.
What documents this full cycle is the sponsor's own material at one end and a Form D at the other.