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JWCM Vivian, DST crossed half its offering ceiling in 350 days

The Delaware Statutory Trust (DST) offering reported 74 investors in its latest Form D amendment, up from 1 investor in the first filing.

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JWCM Vivian, DST crossed half of its offering ceiling in a Form D amendment filed September 29, 2026, 350 days after its first sale. The raise has not closed: the filing record reports 53.1% of the ceiling sold as of October 22, 2026. Its sponsor, JWCM Exchange I, reached that mark in a median 228 days across its 2 prior programs, a thin base for a median. The market median across 876 likely 1031 DST programs is 109 days.

Field

Detail

Trust

JWCM Vivian, DST

Sponsor

JWCM Exchange I

First sale

October 14, 2025

Offering ceiling

$46,170,900

Amount sold, latest amendment

$24,519,802

Latest amendment filed

October 21, 2026

Minimum investment

$25,000

Exemption

506(c)

Asset class

Other Real Estate

Downward amendments

none

Pace measures how fast equity was placed and nothing else. By that measure this raise moved slowly against both benchmarks. Slower placement is slower demand, not a weaker property or weaker terms, and the Form D filings carry no performance figures.

The 90% mark has not been reached in the filing record. The sponsor's median to that point is 301 days; the market's is 182. What the record shows is an offering subscribed past half, which is a reading on demand and nothing more.

Sources: Form D, October 28, 2025; Form D/A, September 29, 2026; Form D/A, October 21, 2026.

Raise velocity is computed by Top1031 from Form D and Form D/A filing dates and reported amounts sold; the milestones are the first filing at which the amount sold reaches 50% and 90% of the stated offering ceiling; sponsor and market medians cover programs identified as likely 1031 DST offerings, not all Reg D filings.

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