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 specialistInvestors' trust interests became operating-partnership units in the REIT; the medical office had been syndicated within JLLX Diversified I, DST, paired with a distribution center.
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Investors' Delaware Statutory Trust (DST) interests were contributed to the acquiring REIT for operating-partnership units, one of three full-cycle transactions the REIT reported that day.
The exit type on record is a property sale, and the Sponsor's published track record is the document that places this Delaware Statutory Trust (DST) among completed programs.
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.
Capital Square's announcement of the closing is the only public account of the result for this Delaware Statutory Trust (DST) program's investors.
The buyer's announcement said a rehabilitation of the affordable housing community would begin in Summer 2024, with no price or seller named.
ExchangeRight lists the 506(b) offering among the completed programs on its published Delaware Statutory Trust (DST) track record, a hold of 5. 2 years by the filing and exit dates.
Inland Private Capital assembled four apartment communities under the Delaware Statutory Trust (DST) beginning in 2018; Lakewood is the first to change hands on the public record.
The hold began with a Form D filed in October 2017, the same month Passco Companies acquired the Alexandria, Virginia, apartment property for the Delaware Statutory Trust (DST) offering.
Four Springs (FSX) records the completion on its published track record; the Delaware Statutory Trust (DST) offering was filed in 2017 as Other Real Estate, not healthcare.
The offering was syndicated as a tenant-in-common program rather than a Delaware Statutory Trust (DST), and the firm that reported the sale is named differently from the sponsor of record.
Top1031's record for DG-1 Depositor, the sponsor name carried on the 2016 offering filing, holds one prior full cycle before this one.
The 7. 6 years Top1031 reports as the hold run from the Trust's first Form D filing to the sale announcement, not from an acquisition date.
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.
Nothing in the Trust's filing record describes what was sold: the Form D named only an "Other Real Estate" category, a ceiling, and a minimum investment.
Inland Private Capital lists the program among its completed offerings, 6. 4 years after the Form D that opened the raise.
The Trust's own Form D places it at no particular West Hartford address, so the match between the offering and the sold plaza is Top1031's.
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.
Illinois buildings leased to a single orthopedic practice and a Massachusetts building 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.
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