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 Trust's properties changed hands inside a pharmacy portfolio transaction that also carried a second trust, and the Sponsor's announcement is the only public account of the result.
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The Delaware Statutory Trust (DST) offering carried a $24.05 million maximum and appears among the completed programs on Capital Square's published track record.
Capital Square's published track record lists the program among its completed offerings; the Delaware Statutory Trust (DST) was offered to investors under Rule 506(c).
Capital Square lists the Delaware Statutory Trust (DST) as a completed program on its published track record, the document in the record that carries the reported outcome.
Capital Square, with 136 programs on record, published the Delaware Statutory Trust (DST) result in a track record brochure rather than in an SEC filing.
The offering carried a $13.775 million maximum under Rule 506(b), and Capital Square published the sale result in its Full Cycle track record materials.
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 5.3 years after its first Form D; the sponsor's published track record, not the federal file, documents the outcome.
The outcome is documented in one place only: the full-cycle track record Capital Square publishes for its completed Delaware Statutory Trust (DST) programs.
The sponsor's published full-cycle track record places the Delaware Statutory Trust (DST) exit on July 23, 2024, after a hold of 9.2 years.
The 2018 Delaware Statutory Trust (DST), filed under Rule 506(b), is listed as a completed program in the disposition record, which says little more about the outcome.
Inland Private Capital Corporation reported the gross sale price and investor returns in its announcement; the hold, measured from the first Form D, ran 3.8 years.
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.
The residential Delaware Statutory Trust (DST) offering filed its only Form D in June 2020, and the record places the hold at 5.5 years.
NexPoint's published track record lists this Delaware Statutory Trust (DST) as a completed program, and Top1031 now carries it as Historical rather than Active.
A Delaware Statutory Trust (DST) whose outcome appears only in the sponsor's published materials: the SEC filings record the raise and nothing about the result.
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.
The residential Delaware Statutory Trust (DST) first filed with the SEC in January 2018 and sold interests under a 506(b) exemption before the property changed hands.
187 active 1031 DST offerings in one table, built from SEC filings and public records.