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St. Lucie County Bought the Building Behind REVA Kay Health Solutions DST

St. Lucie County is a public body, which is how the exit of this Delaware Statutory Trust (DST) offering from REVA Properties came to be documented at all.

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St. Lucie County, Florida, acquired the Port St. Lucie building the public record ties to REVA Kay Health Solutions DST. The two county documents that establish the purchase do not date it; the listing site Movoto reported the address sold on June 23, 2025. Measured from the Trust's first Form D to that Movoto-reported date, the hold runs 6.3 years.

The county board's April 22, 2025 agenda named REVA Kay Health Solutions in connection with a proposed purchase of the building, and the county's 2025 annual report states that it acquired the property.

The price on this record also comes from the listing site: Movoto put the sale at $12.55 million, per its record for the address. Top1031's underlying source data labels that price a sponsor announcement, which conflicts with the same data's summary, and the summary names only Movoto and records that no public full-cycle return disclosure was found. This report relies on the Movoto attribution, because no sponsor document reporting the sale appears anywhere in the record assembled here.

On the sponsor's side, a single Form D is the only SEC filing in this record. No amendment and no disclosure of the disposition sits beside it.

Item

On the record

Sponsor

REVA Properties

Asset class

Commercial

Exemption

506(c)

Offering amount

$14,500,000

Minimum investment

$145,000

First Form D filing

March 18, 2019

Exit type

Property sold

Sponsor-reported return

not stated

What the disposition produced for the investors who subscribed, by total return, by equity multiple, or by distribution history, is not stated anywhere on the public record.