Real Estate
REITs that do and do not trade, the Delaware statutory trusts sold for 1031 exchanges, opportunity zone funds, real estate private funds, and the platforms and broker-dealers that sell them — each read from SEC filings.
- DST offerings
- 1,819
- sold under Reg D, mostly for 1031 exchanges
- Opportunity zone funds
- 1,011
- raising under Reg D
- Non-traded REITs
- 61
- active, registered, not listed
- Real estate funds
- 13,189
- private funds on Form ADV
DSTs / 1031 offerings
1,819 offeringsDelaware statutory trusts offered under Regulation D, most of them as replacement property for investors completing a 1031 exchange.
How it is built. Classified from the issuer's name and the industry its Form D states. The sponsor is named only where a curated table confirms it from the filings; the rest are left unattributed rather than guessed.
Opportunity zone funds
1,011 fundsQualified opportunity zone funds and businesses raising under Regulation D, the vehicles behind the opportunity zone tax incentive.
How it is built. Classified from the issuer's name, as each Form D files it.
Non-traded REITs
61 REITsREITs that registered their offering and do not trade on an exchange, so investors leave through periodic repurchase offers.
How it is built. Read from the REIT's registration, its NAV filings and its repurchase and tender notices — the same reading as the closed-end funds.
Listed REITs
182 REITsReal estate investment trusts listed on NYSE, Nasdaq or Cboe.
How it is built. Companies whose own annual report says they elected to be taxed as a real estate investment trust (SIC code 6798 where none has been read), whose common stock trades on a national exchange.
Real estate private funds
13,189 fundsPrivate funds that invest in real estate, reported by the advisers that run them.
How it is built. Each private fund whose adviser reports it as a real estate fund on Form ADV Schedule D.
Real estate platforms
15 platformsOnline platforms whose offerings are real estate or farmland, among them AcreTrader, Fundrise, RealtyMogul, CrowdStreet and 1031 Crowdfunding.
How it is built. A curated list. A platform is added only when a name, broker-dealer or phone signal ties it to its own Form D filings, which is also how those filings are credited to it.
Placement agents
548 broker-dealersThe broker-dealers paid to sell DSTs and opportunity zone funds.
How it is built. Read from the sales-compensation item of each DST and opportunity zone fund's Form D.