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Sealy raises $40.5M for its first retail industrial DST

Original source: Dealroom Source published

Dealroom reported that Sealy & Company fully subscribed its first DST offering distributed through retail wealth-management channels, raising $40.47 million. Sealy Industrial I closed September 24 after beginning fundraising in January, according to the report.

The trust owns an approximately 300,000-square-foot warehouse and distribution property in Anderson, Indiana, including about 105,000 square feet of humidity-controlled cold storage. The building was completed in 2024 and acquired by Sealy in December 2025. The accredited-investor offering had a $100,000 minimum and expands the sponsor's existing industrial and exchange-investment business.

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