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Crystal Lake Florida Apartments DST Reached Full Cycle With an August 2019 Property Sale

The Trust appears as a completed program on ExchangeRight's published track record, while the Delaware Statutory Trust (DST) offering record itself carries no sponsor name.

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The property held by Crystal Lake Florida Apartments DST was sold on August 23, 2019, bringing the offering full cycle. Measured from the first Form D, filed January 20, 2017, to the sale date, the span is 2.6 years.

ExchangeRight's track record lists an annualized return of 8.51% for the Trust, as reported by the sponsor in its published full-cycle returns disclosure. That is the only performance figure the record carries. As of August 19, 2026, no sale price, total return, or equity multiple for the Trust appears in the record.

Item

As filed

CIK

1694563

First Form D

January 20, 2017

Exemption

506(b)

Offering amount

$10,895,000

Minimum investment

$100,000

What the offering originally told its investors is not public. Rule 506(b) bars general solicitation, and the private placement memorandum was never filed with the SEC, so its terms are absent from the public record. The Form D is the public trace, and it speaks to the size and structure of the raise, not to the property's performance. One mismatch sits alongside it: the marketing title names apartments in Florida, while the offering record classifies the asset class as Commercial.

The durable record for this Trust is short. One Form D, one sale date, one performance figure.

Crystal Lake Florida Apartments DST Reached Full Cycle With an August 2019 Property Sale