How closed offerings ended: what the property sold for and what investors received, as reported by the sponsor, next to the record it came from.
Talk to a 1031 specialistThe 506(b) offering carried an $8. 8 million ceiling and a $25,000 minimum; the public record of the disposition names no buyer and no price.
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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.
Kingsbarn Realty Capital's Delaware Statutory Trust (DST) held a Roseville office building, and the public record of its sale runs through a county market report.
Capital Square's published full-cycle track record supplies the exit figures for a four-year hold that the Trust's Form D, filed January 2, 2019, never carried.
The property was sold, and Capital Square's published full-cycle track record is the one document in the public record that reports the Delaware Statutory Trust (DST) result.
No dated announcement of the sale appears in the record supplied, leaving Capital Square's own compilation as the only account of the result.
The Delaware Statutory Trust (DST) reached full cycle after a hold the record places at just over four years, and the sponsor reports the result in a later offering document.
The sponsor's schedule of prior programs inside a later offering's memorandum is the only account of the result in the public record.
Inland Private Capital lists the completed Delaware Statutory Trust (DST) among prior programs in a later offering's memorandum, the sole source in the record for the result.
No offering memorandum for this Delaware Statutory Trust (DST) sits in the public record, so the sponsor's full-cycle materials are the only source for the reported result.
Inland Private Capital's account of the outcome sits in a prior-performance table compiled for a separate offering, not in any document filed for this Trust.
In Top1031's record for Inland Private Capital, 23 offerings had reached Full Cycle before this one.
The Delaware Statutory Trust (DST) held one suburban Chicago retail building, and the sponsor's announcement is the only public account of what the sale produced.
NexPoint had no earlier program reach full cycle, so this Delaware Statutory Trust (DST) sale is the first completed offering the sponsor's record carries.
Bluerock Value Exchange reported the sale as one of five Delaware Statutory Trust (DST) programs completed together, closing a hold the record places at 4. 2 years.
Bluerock Value Exchange lists the residential program as completed on its published track record; in the public file, the Delaware Statutory Trust (DST) is a 2017 Form D.
A Delaware Statutory Trust (DST) that filed under Rule 506(b) in April 2019, the Trust now stands as a completed program whose result appears only on the Sponsor's published track record.
The Trust, a Delaware Statutory Trust (DST) that first filed in July 2017, left the market not through a property sale but by folding into a REIT's operating partnership.
Cantor Fitzgerald, Hamilton Zanze's acquisition partner on the 224-unit Nashville community, announced the sale; the disposition on record for the Trust rests on that announcement, not a filing.
The full cycle came 3. 1 years after the offering's Form D, and two documents attached to the record supply everything the public file shows about the result.
223 active 1031 DST offerings in one table, built from SEC filings and public records.