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RR HV Venture Holdings DST sold in October 2019

Inland Private Capital's release records the exit of a Bank of America-leased building in suburban Baltimore after more than a decade inside the trust.

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Inland Private Capital completed the sale of a Hunt Valley, Maryland office building on October 3, 2019, closing out RR HV Venture Holdings DST, a Delaware Statutory Trust (DST). The record puts the hold at 10.98 years. That record shows no first filing date, so the acquisition date itself is not established.

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Sale price

$99.3 million, as reported by the sponsor in its October 2019 release

Total return

177.25%, as reported by the sponsor in its October 2019 release

Average annualized return

7.06%, as reported by the sponsor in its October 2019 release

The same release describes the building as the sponsor's largest pre-recession office holding, a characterization of its own portfolio rather than a ranking the record verifies.

What is missing is the other half of the comparison. The offering's original terms - the trust's size, its minimum investment, and any distribution figures the offering documents stated at launch - are not in the record Top1031 holds. The sponsor's reported result therefore stands without a filed projection beside it.

AltsWire covered the transaction as a full-cycle sale.

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