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Passco L82 Sarasota DST Reached Full Cycle With the December 19, 2022 Sale of Longitude 82

The Sarasota apartment community's sale closes a Delaware Statutory Trust (DST) offering from 2018 and joins 15 prior full-cycle Passco programs on Top1031's record.

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Longitude 82, the apartment community at 5900 Wilkinson Road in Sarasota, Florida, sold on December 19, 2022. JBM Institutional Multifamily Advisors brokered the transaction for Passco Companies. The record does not name the buyer.

The Trust held that single property, which carried the earlier name Springs at Bee Ridge.

The offering as filed


Trust

Passco L82 Sarasota DST

Sponsor

Passco Companies

Asset class

Residential

Exemption

506(b)

First Form D filing

June 22, 2018

Maximum offering amount

$45,600,000

Minimum investment

$25,000

The disposition on record


Exit type

Property sold

Closing date

December 19, 2022

Disposition price

$115,000,000, or $319,444 per unit, as reported by the sponsor in the JBM press release

Equity multiple

1.82x, as reported by the sponsor in Baker 1031's Passco sponsor profile and the Passco L82 Sarasota executive summary

Annualized return

16.07%, as reported by the sponsor in Baker 1031's Passco sponsor profile and the Passco L82 Sarasota executive summary

Total return

not stated

Hold, first Form D filing to closing

4.5 years

Two hold lengths sit on the record. The Baker 1031 profile lists the program with a four-year hold; the span in the table above runs from the Trust's first Form D filing to the closing, and Top1031 reports that span because both of its endpoints are documented. The Form D does not give the date Passco acquired the property, so a hold measured from acquisition cannot be reconciled against the filing.

The Form D carries no distribution terms. Those were set in the private placement memorandum, which was not publicly filed.

What the public record establishes here is the parties, the price, and the dates on either end. The sponsor's reported result stands as the sponsor's own account, carried on a third-party sponsor profile and in an offering executive summary rather than in any filing, and no per-interest accounting to the Trust's beneficial owners is public.