Distress

Epiq 11 Names IHC - Peachtree DST Among the Chapter 11 Debtors That Filed February 2, 2026

The Delaware Statutory Trust (DST) sits inside a court-supervised process that, as of August 11, 2026, records no completed sale of its property.

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The end of this offering, so far as the public record shows it, sits on a bankruptcy docket rather than in a closing statement. Epiq 11 identifies IHC - Peachtree DST among the Chapter 11 debtors that filed on February 2, 2026. Top1031 records the disposition as a distressed outcome.

Item

Record

Trust

IHC - Peachtree DST

Sponsor

Inspired Healthcare Capital

Asset class

Commercial

Exemption

506(b)

Form D filed

March 2, 2021

Offering amount

$11,807,977

Minimum investment

$50,000

Disposition type

Distressed outcome

Disposition date

February 2, 2026

Form D to petition date

4.9 years

What the record shows is an unresolved auction and sale-hearing process. Neither a completed sale of the Trust's property nor a 721/UPREIT conversion of investors' interests appears on it. No sale price is stated. No performance figure has been reported for the offering: not a total return, not an annualized return, not an equity multiple.

No hold period has concluded, because no sale has closed. The span in the table above runs from the Form D to the petition date, and it is not an exit.

Several things a reader would want are simply not in the public record here. The Trust's property is not identified by name or location. The Form D carries no performance figures, and the offering documents that would set out the original distribution terms are not part of the record before us, so the terms the offering disclosed at the outset cannot be set beside the outcome.

The record of the disposition is stated as of August 11, 2026. On that date the docket carried a petition and a process. It did not carry a result for the holders of this Trust.

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