The Aldi and Ace Hardware anchored shopping center at 1144 Meramec Station Road in Ballwin, Missouri, changed hands by warranty deed on February 24, 2025. It is the asset the public record connects to Grocery & Pharmacy Portfolio DST, a Delaware Statutory Trust (DST) offering sponsored by Inland Private Capital.
KSDK, carrying St. Louis Business Journal reporting, tied 1144 Meramec Station Road to Grocery & Pharmacy Portfolio DST. NextDoor Realty later marked the matching center sold, and a Reece Nichols listing reflects the warranty-deed transfer of that date.
The offering as filed | |
|---|---|
Trust | Grocery & Pharmacy Portfolio DST |
Sponsor | Inland Private Capital |
First Form D | September 1, 2011 |
Offering amount | $23,425,285 |
Minimum investment | $25,000 |
Exemption | Rule 506(b) |
Asset class as filed | Other Real Estate |
Exit type on record | Property sold |
Hold, measured from first Form D to deed date, not stated by the sponsor or the filing | 13.5 years |
The Form D speaks only to the offering: the amount, the minimum, the exemption. It names no property. Grocery and pharmacy assets appear in the Trust's marketing title, and nothing in the filing itemizes what the Trust bought, what it held at the end, or whether anything remains after the Ballwin transfer. The filing carries no performance figures, and the PPM that would state the distribution terms is not a public document.
No sale price and no full-cycle return figure for the Trust appear in the public record, and none is computed here.
What the record establishes is narrow and firm: a property, a date, a deed, and a hold measured from the Trust's first filing to that deed. The eventual result for investors in the offering is not on it.