DST real estate
DST real estate refers to real property held in a Delaware Statutory Trust. Investors may purchase beneficial interests in the trust rather than taking title to a whole asset alone. In a 1031 exchange, those interests are sometimes used as like-kind replacement property when the offering is designed for that purpose and the investor qualifies. Professional sponsors typically manage the real estate. Details live in offering documents after you have listing access—not as ungated yield cards on the public site.
How DST real estate fits a 1031
When used in an exchange, DST interests must fit your identification list and exchange timeline. Work with your CPA, attorney, and QI. In-house Qualified Intermediary — QI services are included at no extra charge. Public minimum investment is $100,000.
Property types (categories only)
Multifamily, self storage, retail / NNN, industrial, medical / life sciences, and related categories may appear in DST offerings. We do not publish cashflow percentages here.
Register to view current DST and 1031-eligible replacement offerings.
Minimum investment is $100,000. In-house QI included.
Educational only — not tax, legal, or investment advice. DST interests are often securities; past performance is not a guarantee.