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Residence Inn Omaha Downtown/Old Market Area – Image Credit Peachtree Group
Peachtree Group completed two Delaware Statutory Trust acquisitions in December and ended 2025 with six debt-free DST acquisitions totaling approximately $200 million.
Peachtree Group closed two Delaware Statutory Trust (DST) acquisitions in December, bringing its total DST acquisitions to 12 since the platform’s inception. The firm ended 2025 ranked 14th among nearly 70 sponsors that raised DST equity during the year.
The first December acquisition, PG Omaha Landmark DST, is anchored by the Residence Inn Omaha Downtown/Old Market Area. The extended-stay hotel is located in Omaha’s core business district, near the headquarters for Union Pacific and the under-construction headquarters for Mutual of Omaha. The property is also in proximity to Creighton University, CHI Health Arena & Convention Center, and Eppley Airfield.
The second acquisition, PG Manchester Industrial DST, is a newly developed single-tenant essential services facility. The property is leased on a long-term net basis to an investment-grade operator providing automotive services. It is located in a growing U.S. market and is structured to provide cash flow with no near-term lease rollover.
In 2025, Peachtree Group completed six debt-free DST acquisitions totaling approximately $200 million. Since the firm’s DST platform’s inception, it has completed 12 DST acquisitions totaling roughly $375 million.
Peachtree Group’s DST platform was established three years ago. The firm’s 2025 ranking of 14th out of nearly 70 DST equity sponsors reflects the growth of its platform within this period.
The DST structure allows investors to defer taxes on real estate transactions and maintain income without direct operational or leasing responsibilities. According to the company, market conditions in 2025 included elevated interest rates, limited transaction volume, and increased demand for liquidity, all of which contributed to the relevance of DST offerings.
Peachtree Group indicated plans to continue expanding its DST platform and stated that DST offerings backed by real estate fundamentals are expected to remain relevant in 2026 as the market addresses pricing and debt maturities.
No additional details regarding future acquisitions or specific markets were provided.
