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JLLX Villas at Legacy, DST Went Full Cycle by 721 Roll Into JLL Income Property Trust

Investors exchanged Delaware Statutory Trust (DST) interests for operating-partnership units in the REIT, three years and two months after the offering's first Form D filing.

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JLLX Villas at Legacy, DST reached full cycle on April 17, 2024, when the Trust's property was contributed to JLL Income Property Trust in exchange for operating-partnership units. JLL Exchange (JLLX), the Sponsor, announced the completed roll in a press release dated that day.

The terms below are as stated in the Trust's Form D.

Field

As filed / on record

Trust

JLLX Villas at Legacy, DST

Sponsor

JLL Exchange (JLLX)

First Form D filing

February 19, 2021

Exemption

506(b)

Offering amount

$37,513,115

Minimum investment

$500,000

Asset class as filed

Other Real Estate

Disposition

Section 721 UPREIT roll into JLL Income Property Trust

Disposition date

April 17, 2024

Hold period

3.2 years, from first Form D filing to disposition

The sponsor's release characterizes the roll as delivering a premium of operating-partnership unit value to investors' original invested amount. That characterization is the extent of the disclosed result. No disposition value for the property, no total return, no annualized return and no equity multiple appears on the record for this Trust. Distribution terms sat in the private placement memorandum rather than the Form D, and the Form D carries no performance figures. It also names no property and gives no address.

The hold period is computed from the first Form D filing to the disposition date. It is not any investor's holding period: the filing does not disclose when the offering closed or when individual subscriptions were accepted.

This is the sixth offering Top1031 records as full cycle for JLL Exchange. Five preceded it.

From the roll forward, the property's performance sits inside JLL Income Property Trust's portfolio reporting, and for holders who received units the position is measured in units of a REIT operating partnership rather than in a single property. The Trust's own record ends there.