Full cycle

Winston-Salem Office DST went full cycle when Inland Private Capital sold the BB&T headquarters tower

The sale of the Winston-Salem tower closed a Delaware Statutory Trust (DST) whose outcome is documented by a sponsor news release and an offering executive summary.

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Inland Private Capital announced on January 6, 2015 the sale of the BB&T headquarters, a 240,000-square-foot, 20-story office tower at 200 West Second Street in Winston-Salem, North Carolina. The tower was the sole property of Winston-Salem Office DST, per Inland's news release and the executive summary published for the offering, so its sale took the Trust full cycle.

Record

Detail

Sponsor

Inland Private Capital

Trust

Winston-Salem Office DST

First Form D

March 1, 2012

Offering ceiling

$24,494,554

Minimum investment

$25,000

Exemption

Rule 506(b)

Industry category as filed

Other Real Estate

Exit type

Property sold

Sale announced

January 6, 2015

Hold period, first Form D to announcement

2.9 years

Aggregate net proceeds

Approximately $25 million, as reported by the sponsor (news release, executive summary)

Total return to investors

120.53%, as reported by the sponsor (news release, executive summary)

Annualized return

not stated

Equity multiple

not stated

The sponsor's proceeds figure is aggregate and net. The gross price the buyer paid and the debt outstanding at closing are not on the record, and neither is the closing date; the announcement is the event the record dates exactly. No annualized figure and no equity multiple appear in either document.

Beyond the Trust's first Form D, the SEC filing record carries no offering terms. A terms document does exist off that record, in the executive summary published for the offering. What is missing from the material on the record here is any original projection from the offering documents, so the sponsor's reported result stands without a stated figure from the offering to sit beside it.

Both documents report the same two figures, and the basis recorded for each is the sponsor's announcement, which is why Top1031 treats the executive summary as carrying the sponsor's numbers rather than measuring them independently. On Top1031's record, one other Inland Private Capital offering had reached full cycle before this one. The Trust's filing record on hand consists of the single Form D.