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.
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 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.
Newest first, with publication dates intact.
The Trust's Form D never named the property or its use; the asset became identifiable on the public record only when the sponsor announced the sale.
The properties changed hands in a single sale, and the sponsor's March 1, 2022 announcement is the only document in the record that describes the result.
Three Illinois buildings leased to one orthopedic practice and a fourth in Massachusetts sold together, 3. 9 years after the Delaware Statutory Trust (DST) filed its first Form D.
The offering's original terms were never filed with the SEC, leaving the sponsor's own account of the Delaware Statutory Trust (DST) sale as the only record of the result.
The Sarasota apartment community's sale closes a Delaware Statutory Trust (DST) offering from 2018 and joins 15 prior full-cycle Passco programs on Top1031's record.
The Denver-area community, acquired in November 2016, closes out a 506(b) Delaware Statutory Trust (DST) offering that Inland Private Capital filed at the end of that year.
Bluerock Value Exchange had carried five programs to full cycle before this one, the exit of a Residential offering the sponsor first filed in 2016.
Bluerock Value Exchange reported the sale as one of five Delaware Statutory Trust (DST) programs completed in a single announcement, the only public account of what the exit produced.
The sale is the first full-cycle outcome in Top1031's record for ExchangeRight, and the sponsor's own report is where the result is documented.
The properties were sold alongside a second Inland pharmacy portfolio in a single closing, ending one of the sponsor's zero cash flow Delaware Statutory Trust (DST) programs.
Inland Private Capital sold the Trust's pharmacy real estate alongside Pharmacy Portfolio III DST's, in what it called its first zero coupon Delaware Statutory Trust (DST) full cycle.
The only account of the outcome in the public record is one row of a track-record table Inland Private Capital published in a January 2020 Delaware Statutory Trust (DST) document.
The sponsor's account of the sale appears in a post on its own site, republished from a GlobeSt.com article dated August 1, 2016.
The record names Barker Pacific Group and WHI Real Estate Partners as the buyers, and the disposition joins five earlier Kingsbarn Realty Capital full cycles.
Capital Square's published track record lists the trust among its completed programs, and Top1031's record puts the hold at 4. 8 years.
The net-leased Delaware Statutory Trust (DST), first filed under a 506(b) exemption in August 2016, sold its property to close the offering's full cycle.
The Delaware Statutory Trust (DST)'s only asset was a FedEx Ground distribution facility in Zionsville, Indiana, offered by Inland Private Capital under Rule 506(b).
The net-leased Delaware Statutory Trust (DST), first filed under Regulation D 506(b) in January 2014, ended as one of ExchangeRight's completed full-cycle programs.
Capital Square registered the Delaware Statutory Trust (DST) in 2014; the Kinston building's sale was announced in October 2023 and the Virginia building's in August 2024.
223 active 1031 DST offerings in one table, built from SEC filings and public records.