Full cycle

PNS Grocery DST sold its property on July 29, 2016

The Delaware Statutory Trust (DST) reached full cycle after a hold the record places at just over four years, and the sponsor reports the result in a later offering document.

Published Updated

PNS Grocery DST sold its property on July 29, 2016. The Trust's Form D was filed under its own CIK on May 25, 2012, at a minimum investment of $25,000. Nothing in the filing record states who executed the sale.

Disposition record


Exit type

Property sold

Offering ceiling as filed

$7,452,225

Hold

4.25 years as the record states it; 4.2 years derived from the exit and first-filing dates. This report relies on the stated figure rather than the one computed from the dates.

Sale price

$13,000,000, as reported by the sponsor in the later memorandum

Annualized return

6.07%, as reported by the sponsor in the later memorandum

Equity multiple

1.24x, as reported by the sponsor in the later memorandum

Total return

not stated

Those figures reach the record by an indirect route. They appear in a document whose filename identifies it as the IPC Sun Belt Multifamily III private placement memorandum dated 03192020, where the Trust is listed as a completed, full-cycle program. No disposition announcement for PNS Grocery DST is in the evidence for this report.

What the property was, the filing record does not say. The offering's marketing title names grocery; the Form D identifies no store, tenant, or location, and Top1031 records the asset class as Other Real Estate. No document in the evidence names the buyer.

Top1031's file on Inland Private Capital records nine full-cycle programs before this one. For PNS Grocery DST, the record establishes the date the property changed hands, the hold, and the sponsor's own account of the result. Beyond the price, the terms of the sale are not disclosed in the documents.