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Sealy Industrial I, DST closes its equity raise with 131 investors

Equity for the Delaware Statutory Trust (DST) moved more slowly than the median likely 1031 program, on the dates the Form D record reports.

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Sealy Industrial I, DST reported its equity raise complete in an amendment filed October 13, 2026, 253 days after its first sale. The amendment, from the sponsor Sealy & Company, reports 131 investors and restates the offering amount below the amount first filed.

Field

Detail

Trust

Sealy Industrial I, DST

Sponsor

Sealy & Company

Property and location

not stated

Industry stated in the filing

Other Real Estate

Exemption

506(b)

Offering amount, initial filing

$40,468,388

Offering amount, October amendment

$40,167,382

Amount sold

$40,167,382

Investors

131

Minimum investment

$100,000

First sale

February 2, 2026

Form D filed

January 29, 2026

Form D amendment filed

October 13, 2026

Days from first sale to the amendment reporting most of the ceiling sold

253

Share of the initial offering amount sold

99.3%

Trust

Sealy Industrial I, DST

Sponsor

Sealy & Company

Property and location

not stated

Industry stated in the filing

Other Real Estate

Exemption

506(b)

Offering amount, initial filing

$40,468,388

Offering amount, October amendment

$40,167,382

Amount sold

$40,167,382

Investors

131

Minimum investment

$100,000

First sale

February 2, 2026

Form D filed

January 29, 2026

Form D amendment filed

October 13, 2026

Days from first sale to the amendment reporting most of the ceiling sold

253

Share of the initial offering amount sold

99.3%

Across likely 1031 DST programs, the median reaches half its ceiling in 109 days and most of it in 182. Both milestones for Sealy Industrial I fall on the same date, because a single amendment followed the first sale and that amendment reports the offering sold.

No earlier Sealy & Company program appears in the likely 1031 DST benchmark cohort, so there is no sponsor pace to set beside this one. The October amendment also lowered the stated offering amount to the amount sold. Neither filing states a reason for the reduction.

The offering was sold under Rule 506(b), which does not permit general solicitation. The amendment reports an amount sold and a count of investors, and nothing about the building, the debt, or the terms of the trust. Unless a further amendment restates the offering, the Form D trail ends with the October filing, and anything more about the property comes from other documents.

Sources: Form D, filed January 29, 2026; Form D amendment, filed October 13, 2026.

Raise velocity is a pace metric Top1031 computes from the Form D record: days from the date of first sale stated on the filing to the amendment that first reports half (50%) and most (90%) of the stated offering amount sold; amounts sold are as the filings report them and may lag actual sales, and market medians cover 877 likely 1031 DST programs as of October 19, 2026.

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