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 acquirer's prospectus supplement, not a sponsor announcement, is what puts the Delaware Statutory Trust (DST) exchange on the record, and it fixes a month, not a day.
Newest first, with publication dates intact.
No document available names the Trust as the seller, and no sale price or return to Delaware Statutory Trust (DST) investors appears in the public record.
Inland Private Capital announced the closing of the grocery-anchored building; Top1031 records the Delaware Statutory Trust (DST) disposition as a partial sale rather than a wind-up.
Top1031 has withdrawn its claim that CW Pharmacy II was included in Inland's pharmacy sales program. The cited release does not identify the Trust.
Sixteen years after the offering was filed, Top1031's record carries no exit date for the Trust and no return figure of any kind.
The Trust's property sold on September 1, 2011, closing a Delaware Statutory Trust (DST) offering that had filed its first Form D 2. 1 years earlier.
Investors' interests in the residential Trust became operating-partnership units, ending the Delaware Statutory Trust (DST) offering 2. 5 years after its first Form D.
Top1031 has withdrawn its claim that Ardenwood II completed a 721 exchange. JLL's cited platform release does not identify the Trust.
Moody National filed the Trust's first Form D on June 16, 2022, putting 3. 5 years between that filing and the hotel's sale.
First filed in May 2022 as a 506(b) offering, the Trust appears on the sponsor's completed roster under a shorter name, GSA SSA Birmingham DST.
The exit came through a property sale, and Cove Capital Investments's own pages are where the completion and the two performance figures are recorded.
Holders of the Delaware Statutory Trust (DST) exchanged their interests for operating-partnership units, and no disposition value for the property is on the public record.
The Trust filed its first Form D in April 2020 under 506(c), and the sponsor's published track record is where the completed exit appears.
The Trust's interest in the property was contributed to the acquiring REIT's operating partnership, per the Q4 2024 Quarterly Update, rather than sold for cash.
A casualty event damaged the property during the offering period, and Four Springs's October 2023 fund profile is the only public document that describes the exit.
The Trust opened as a 506(c) offering in December 2018, and the Sponsor's announcement remains the only public account of how it ended.
Top1031 records the Delaware Statutory Trust (DST) as commercial, and the Trust's marketing title names a distribution property in Winston-Salem, North Carolina.
The Houston property changed hands in an announcement from Moody National that covered two Texas multifamily Delaware Statutory Trust (DST) properties.
A single apartment community in Sarasota, once named Springs at Bee Ridge, backed the Delaware Statutory Trust (DST) offering that Passco Companies has now carried to full cycle.
The sponsor's announcement identifies the asset as the BetterMed/Fresenius medical office building at 38 W. Jubal Early Drive in Winchester, Virginia.
229 active 1031 DST offerings in one table, built from SEC filings and public records.