Summary:
- Peachtree ranked 14th among nearly 70 sponsors raising DST equity in 2025.
- It completed six debt-free DST acquisitions totaling about $200 million.
- The firm closed two DST acquisitions in December.
PEACHTREE GROUP ENDED 2025 ranked 14th among nearly 70 sponsors raising Delaware Statutory Trust equity, reflecting the growth of its DST platform three years after inception. The company completed six debt-free DST acquisitions totaling approximately $200 million last year.
It closed two DST acquisitions in December, including the Residence Inn Omaha Downtown/Old Market Area, Peachtree said in a statement. Since inception, the firm has completed 12 DST acquisitions totaling roughly $375 million.
“In a market defined by elevated interest rates, limited transaction volume and a significant need for liquidity, tax-deferred strategies such as DSTs have become increasingly important for investors seeking to preserve capital, maintain income and remain active in high-quality real estate,” said Greg Friedman, Peachtree’s managing principal and CEO. “Our focus is on pairing that tax efficiency with institutional assets and conservative structures.”
PG Omaha Landmark DST is anchored by the Residence Inn Omaha Downtown/Old Market Area, an extended-stay hotel in Omaha’s business district, the statement said. The property offers studios and one- and two-bedroom suites with kitchens. Union Pacific’s headquarters and Mutual of Omaha’s new headquarters are across the street. The hotel is also near Creighton University’s CHI Health Arena & Convention Center and Eppley Airfield.
PG Manchester Industrial DST consists of a single-tenant facility leased on a long-term net basis to an investment-grade operator providing automotive services, Peachtree said. The asset is in a U.S. market and has no near-term lease rollover.
Tim Witt, Peachtree’s president for 1031 Exchange and DST Products, said the transactions underscore the strength of the firm’s DST platform and its ability to scale across asset types.
“With the completion of our second industrial DST acquisition, we are expanding the platform while maintaining our focus on institutional-quality assets, conservative structures and long-term income for our investors,” he said.
Atlanta-based Peachtree is led by Friedman, CFO and Managing Principal Jatin Desai, and Principal Mitul Patel.
“We see 2026 as a period where well-structured DST offerings backed by strong real estate fundamentals become even more relevant,” Friedman said. “As the market continues to work through pricing discovery and a wall of maturities, these structures offer investors a way to stay active without taking on additional operational or leasing risk.”
Separately, Peachtree deployed $3 billion in credit transactions in 2025, an 86.8 percent increase from 2024 and closed 31 C-PACE transactions totaling $538.2 million. The firm expanded its government lending platform, including USDA and other federally guaranteed programs, to support sponsors across asset types.
