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Inland Private Capital Sold Brantley Pines, Taking Fort Myers Multifamily DST Full Cycle

The Delaware Statutory Trust (DST) ran from a January 2019 Form D filing to the sale of its 296-unit Fort Myers apartment property, announced in July 2024.

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Inland Private Capital sold Brantley Pines, a 296-unit multifamily property in Fort Myers, Florida, held by Fort Myers Multifamily DST, the sponsor announced on July 10, 2024. The Trust returned a 1.37x equity multiple to investors, as reported by the sponsor in that announcement. It puts the internal rate of return to investors at 6.45%, as reported by the sponsor in the same news release. AltsWire covered the disposition on July 12, 2024.

Offering as filed


Sponsor

Inland Private Capital

Trust

Fort Myers Multifamily DST

Form D filed

January 29, 2019

Exemption

506(b)

Maximum offering amount

$23,971,364

Minimum investment

$25,000

Industry classification on the Form D

Other Real Estate

Disposition on record


Exit type

Property sold

Exit date

July 10, 2024

Hold, first filing to announced sale

5.4 years

No sale price appears on the public record, so the disposition value cannot be stated. The documents that set the Trust's distribution terms are not public either. A 506(b) offering is sold without general solicitation, and the Form D records the minimum investment and the offering ceiling and nothing about distributions, which leaves the private placement memorandum's terms unreadable against the sponsor's reported result from filings alone.

The announcement states no reason for the outcome, and no other source on the record supplies one.