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PG St. Louis Industrial DST fully sold at $23.44 million in 71 days

The Delaware Statutory Trust (DST) recorded 67 investors, and both pace milestones landed sooner than the sponsor's own median and the market's.

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PG St. Louis Industrial DST reported its $23.44 million offering fully sold in a Form D amendment filed October 14, 2026. Measured from the first sale, on August 4, 2026, the filings show 71 days to both half and most of the ceiling.

Field

Value

Trust

PG St. Louis Industrial DST

Sponsor

Peachtree Group

Offering ceiling

$23,444,592

Amount sold, as filed October 14, 2026

$23,444,592

Investors

67

Minimum investment

$100,000

Exemption

506(c)

Asset class, per the filing

Other Real Estate

First sale

August 4, 2026

Days to 50% of ceiling

71

Days to 90% of ceiling

71

Downward amendments

none

Trust

PG St. Louis Industrial DST

Sponsor

Peachtree Group

Offering ceiling

$23,444,592

Amount sold, as filed October 14, 2026

$23,444,592

Investors

67

Minimum investment

$100,000

Exemption

506(c)

Asset class, per the filing

Other Real Estate

First sale

August 4, 2026

Days to 50% of ceiling

71

Days to 90% of ceiling

71

Downward amendments

none

Peachtree Group's own programs have moved more slowly. Its median across 11 likely 1031 DST programs is 93 days to half the ceiling and 112 days to most of it. The market median across 877 such programs is 109 days and 182 days.

The first Form D, filed July 30, 2026, reported nothing sold. The amendment filed October 14, 2026 reported the ceiling in full. The offering was made under 506(c), which permits general solicitation and requires the issuer to take reasonable steps to verify that each buyer is accredited.

Raise pace records how quickly subscriptions reached the stated ceiling. It is not a return, and the filings carry no performance figures. Any later change to the amount sold would appear in a further amendment.

Sources: Form D, July 30, 2026; Form D amendment, October 14, 2026.

Top1031 computes raise velocity from Form D filing dates: the days from the first sale reported to the first filing showing 50% of the stated ceiling sold, and the days to 90%. Form D filings are discrete points rather than a continuous curve. Amounts sold are as the filings report them and can lag subscriptions. Sponsor and market medians cover programs identified as likely 1031 DST offerings, not all Form D issuers.

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