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Origin Nona, DST crosses half its $46.26 million raise in 235 days

The Delaware Statutory Trust (DST) counted 63 investors at its October 22, 2026 amendment, up from 54 at the half-point filing.

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Origin Nona, DST has sold $29.25 million of a $46.26 million offering, 63.2% of the ceiling, per the Form D amendment filed October 22, 2026. It reached half the ceiling 235 days after its first sale on February 20, 2026.

Field

Detail

Trust

Origin Nona, DST

Sponsor

Origin Investments

Offering ceiling

$46,256,706

Amount sold, October 22, 2026

$29,251,971

First sale

February 20, 2026

Days to 90% of ceiling

not stated

Minimum investment

$250,000

Asset class

Other Real Estate

Exemption

506(c)

Origin Investments has three prior programs in the likely 1031 DST cohort. Their median run to the half point was 198 days, and to 90% of the ceiling 331 days. Across 876 programs in the same cohort, the medians are 109 days and 182 days. Origin Nona reached its half point later than the sponsor's own median and later than the market's.

The reported total climbed in uneven steps. The May 21, 2026 filing reported 6.7% of the ceiling sold, the June 16, 2026 filing 12.3% and the July 2, 2026 filing 12.9%. The July 31, 2026 filing reported 19.7% and the August 11, 2026 filing 21.3%. The September 1, 2026 filing reported 44.7%, and the amendment filed October 13, 2026 reported 55.2%.

The pace figure is a reading of how quickly reported sales accumulated. It is not a return, not a grade, and not a reading on how the property performs. The ceiling has not been lowered: no amendment in the record cuts the figure the first filing set. The filings to date report no close and no figure for 90% of the ceiling.

Sources: Form D, March 5, 2026; Form D/A, May 21, 2026; Form D/A, June 16, 2026; Form D/A, July 2, 2026; Form D/A, July 31, 2026; Form D/A, August 11, 2026; Form D/A, September 1, 2026; Form D/A, October 13, 2026; Form D/A, October 22, 2026.

Raise velocity is Top1031's pace measure: the days from an offering's first reported sale to the filing showing half, then 90%, of the stated ceiling sold, taken from Form D amendment dates. Amounts sold are as each filing reports them and may lag. Sponsor and market medians cover likely 1031 DST programs only, and an open offering has no final figure.

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