New offerings from SEC filings, reported as the first filing appears — the sponsor, the offering size, and the property behind it.
Talk to a 1031 specialistPeachtree Group's DST shelf now runs to 15 offerings, pairing this Florida hotel with a Cummins-leased warehouse the sponsor began marketing in July 2026.
Newest first, with publication dates intact.
Top1031 data renders that dollar commission as 4.0% of the maximum, against a 6.5% median across the trailing twelve months of tracked DST offerings.
Sales opened August 3, 2026, and Cove Capital's other 2026 trusts each arrived with a dated release naming a building; the retrieved record shows none here.
Sales commissions stated in the amended notice come to 8.8% of the maximum offering amount, against a 6.0% median across the trusts Top1031 tracks over the trailing twelve months.
No broker-dealer is named to receive the commissions the notice discloses, and no Apollo announcement of a 1031 offering surfaced in the period searched.
The notice classifies its industry as Commercial and stops there: no property address, no market, no debt, no count of buildings.
The Delaware Statutory Trust (DST) filed its Form D on July 21, 2026 naming no property, no tenants and no debt, leaving the marketing title as the only description.
The two larger figures were both public on July 9, 2026; the filing that followed is the only one of the three submitted to the SEC.
Peachtree announced two DST acquisitions in January 2026, one industrial and one anchored by an Omaha hotel; no press or trade coverage names this new filing.
ExchangeRight's recent releases have named Delaware Statutory Trust (DST) offerings only as they close, fully subscribed and no longer accepting investors; none of them names this one.
The Form D names FNEX Capital as broker-dealer and claims Rule 506(c). It reports no sales as of July 21, 2026.
178 active 1031 DST offerings in one table, built from SEC filings and public records.