CF Westchester Multifamily DST Lawsuit: Investor Claims Under Review
If you’re worried about financial losses in CF Westchester Multifamily DST, you’re not alone. The White Law Group is currently investigating potential FINRA arbitration claims involving this DST investment and the brokerage firms that recommended it.
Understanding CF Westchester Multifamily DST & Its Sponsor
CF Westchester Multifamily DST is a real estate investment structured as a Delaware Statutory Trust (DST). It was sponsored by Cantor Fitzgerald Investors, LLC, which reportedly filed a Form D with the SEC in 2023 to raise capital for the offering. The total raised was estimated at $65,310,000, with more than 6% allocated to sales commissions and fees.
What Are the Dangers of DST Investments?
While DSTs may appear to offer passive income and 1031 exchange tax benefits, they carry several risks, including:
· No ability to raise new capital after the offering closes. If the property requires costly repairs or suffers a drop in occupancy, investors are left exposed.
· Little to no investor control. DST structures do not allow individual investors to make decisions or influence operations.
· Illiquidity. There is no easy way to sell your interest before the property is sold, making it difficult to exit the investment early.
Because of these issues, DSTs are often unsuitable for conservative investors or those needing access to their funds.
Concerns Over How CF Westchester Multifamily DST Was Sold
The White Law Group is investigating whether brokerage firms failed to perform proper due diligence or adequately explain the risks when recommending CF Westchester Multifamily DST. Financial advisors are required to ensure that all investments align with their clients’ goals, risk tolerance, and financial situations.
Unfortunately, some firms may push DSTs like this one because of the high commissions involved. If this happened to you, you may have grounds for a FINRA arbitration claim.
How to Recover Losses in CF Westchester Multifamily DST
If you believe your advisor recommended CF Westchester Multifamily DST without explaining the risks—or if the investment was unsuitable for your situation—you may be able to recover your losses through FINRA arbitration. This process allows investors to pursue compensation without going to court.
Free Case Review – Contact The White Law Group
If you are concerned about your investment in DST, call the securities attorneys at The White Law Group at 888-637-5510 for a free consultation.
The White Law Group is a national securities fraud and investor protection law firm with offices in Chicago, Illinois and Seattle, Washington. To learn more, visit whitesecuritieslaw.com
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Securities fraud is the abuse of your investment portfolio by your financial advisor and/or broker-dealer. It may include excessive trading (churning), overconcentration, and the sale of unsuitable investments (non-traded REITs, oil and gas limited partnerships, annuities, Unit Investment Trusts), among others.
Frequently Asked Questions
1. Is there a class action lawsuit for this DST? There is no public class action lawsuit at this time. However, investors may be able to file individual claims through FINRA arbitration if they were sold this investment improperly.
2. Can I recover my investment in DST? You may be able to recover losses if your advisor failed to disclose risks or recommended the investment without properly evaluating your financial situation.
3. What makes DST investments risky? DSTs are typically illiquid, provide no investor control, and can become unstable if problems arise at the property level. These risks make them unsuitable for many individual investors.
Last modified: May 22, 2025
