Programs on record2
First filed2023
Raising now0
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ProgramSponsor-stated result
Groma III DSTFirst filed 2024No evidence of sale or full cycle; the Charlestown Boston multifamily portfolio (e.g., 25 Caldwell Street) remains listed on Groma's holdings website and the Groma NAV REIT Q1 2026 PPM reflects a continuing operating multifamily portfolio with no disposition reported for the Groma III DST (Groma Holdings / Groma NAV REIT PPM Q1 2026). Source As reported by the sponsor.
Groma FMW DSTFirst filed 2023According to Groma NAV REIT's audited consolidated financial statements, Groma FMW DST sold 91.35% of its beneficial interest on 2023-11-01 for $2,411,946 plus the buyer's assumption of its share of debt, while NB still owned 8.65% of FMW at 2025-12-31 and FMW's Boston properties were subject to a master lease expiring 2031-04-30; this is continuing ownership/operation rather than a property sale or full-cycle exit. Source As reported by the sponsor.
What is raising now?
Classified active by Top1031 from SEC filings. That does not confirm an offering is still available to buy.
No active offerings are on record for this sponsor.
Who is behind this record?
Groma is a multifamily sponsor whose technology-enabled platform acquires, renovates, leases, and operates small- and mid-size apartment assets. Groma states it has sponsored three Delaware statutory trust vehicles and one Opportunity Zone vehicle; the first two DSTs bought small multifamily properties in Boston's Mission Hill, Fort Hill, and Roxbury neighborhoods. In March 2024 Groma announced a third Boston DST, a $3.4 million offering backed by four contiguous stabilized multifamily properties totaling 10 units in Charlestown. Groma also reports that Boston Growth Fund I deployed $20 million into 39 buildings totaling 136 units. As of May 15, 2026, Groma reported that the affiliated Groma Real Estate Trust held equity interests in more than 120 multifamily assets.
Sponsor-stated figures are as reported by the sponsor.Sources: materials.groma.com · altswire.com
Technology-enabled small multifamily platform
Groma's platform focuses on acquiring, renovating, leasing, and operating small- and mid-size multifamily assets through a technology-enabled operating platform1. Groma Advisor, LLC is described as a wholly owned GromaCorp subsidiary that externally manages the Groma Real Estate Trust, which has no employees and whose day-to-day operations are handled by the advisor1. Groma reported that, as of May 15, 2026, that trust held equity interests in more than 120 multifamily assets1.
Delaware statutory trust record
Groma states that it has sponsored three Delaware statutory trust vehicles alongside one Opportunity Zone vehicle1. In a March 14, 2024 announcement, Groma said its first two DSTs had acquired small multifamily properties in Boston's Mission Hill, Fort Hill, and Roxbury neighborhoods, with average occupancy above 97% as of that date2. The same announcement described the third Boston DST as a $3.4 million offering whose acquired asset was four contiguous stabilized multifamily properties totaling 10 units in Charlestown2.
Boston Growth Fund I
Groma reports that Boston Growth Fund I, launched in 2020, deployed $20 million over approximately 18 months to acquire 39 buildings totaling 136 units, and that the fund was fully deployed and stabilized as of December 31, 20251.
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