Origin Investments Surpasses $140M Raised with Two More Fully Subscribed DST Offerings
Origin Investments has fully subscribed two additional Delaware Statutory Trust offerings through its Origin Exchange platform, bringing total capital raised across completed and active DST offerings to approximately $140 million since the platform launched in June 2024.
The latest fully subscribed offerings include the $48.5 million Charlotte NODA DST, a 323-unit Class A multifamily community located in downtown Charlotte, and Queens Wedgewood-Houston, or Queens WeHo, a 221-unit Class A multifamily property in downtown Nashville that raised $44.5 million.
The subscriptions follow the success of The Starling, Origin Exchange’s inaugural DST offering, which secured approximately $40 million in investor commitments. The 300-unit Class A multifamily community is located in suburban Dallas.
“We’ve been able to meet the moment for investors focused on income and capital preservation as they look to step back from active investment management,” said Michael O’Shea, director and head of private wealth at Origin Investments.
With three DST offerings now fully subscribed, Origin has shifted its attention to Origin Nona DST, a $46.3 million offering backed by a 260-unit Class A multifamily community in Orlando’s Lake Nona submarket. The property, located in Orange County, Florida, is currently 94% leased and has already secured more than 30% of its targeted equity raise.
Origin Exchange enables accredited investors to complete tax-deferred 1031 exchanges from actively managed real estate holdings into institutional-quality DST investments. The platform requires a minimum investment of $250,000 and targets holding periods of two to five years.
Pictured: Multifamily community in downtown Nashville.
