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Nelson Brothers Lists NB Chateau Sera as Full Cycle After a March 2019 Sale

The Delaware Statutory Trust (DST) reached its exit through a property sale, and the Sponsor's own track record is the only document reporting the result.

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Nelson Brothers lists NB Chateau Sera, DST among its completed programs. The property sold on March 1, 2019.

The Trust was a 506(b) offering. Its first Form D was filed October 28, 2015, listing a maximum offering amount of $4.71 million and a minimum investment of $250,000. Top1031 classifies the asset as Other Real Estate.

Everything known about the outcome comes from one document, the Sponsor's published full-cycle track record.

Metric

Reported figure

Sale price

$13,500,000, as reported by the sponsor in its full-cycle track record

Total return

38%, as reported by the sponsor in its full-cycle track record

Annualized return

10.1%, as reported by the sponsor in its full-cycle track record

Top1031's record carries the hold at 3.7 years. Measured instead from the first Form D to the sale date, it runs 3.3 years. This report uses 3.7 years, the figure the disposition record itself states; what start date that figure runs from is not stated.

There is no offering-document figure to set beside the Sponsor's. A Form D carries no distribution terms, and the private placement memorandum that would state them is not a public filing, so the original terms of this Trust are not on the record.

The record establishes the completion and its date. It does not carry a second, independent account of the sale.