GSA Birmingham Government Lease Investors DST – Investment Investigation
The White Law Group is investigating potential securities fraud claims involving GSA Birmingham Government Lease Investors DST, a Delaware statutory trust.
According to an amended Form D filed with the SEC, the offering began in June 2022 and sought to raise approximately $111,338,114 from accredited investors. The investment was marketed as a 1031 exchange vehicle and made available nationwide through various broker-dealers.
Details from the SEC Filing : GSA Birmingham Government Lease Investors
- Total Offering Amount: $111,338,114
- Total Amount Sold: $67,760,300
- Total Remaining: $43,577,814
- Minimum Investment: $100,000
- Securities Offered: Beneficial interests in a Delaware statutory trust
- Exemption Claimed: Rule 506(b) of Regulation D
Because the offering was exempt from full SEC registration, investors did not receive the same level of disclosures as they would in a public investment offering.
Risks Involved with DST Investments
Investments like this one can pose significant risks. These may include:
- Long holding periods, often 7–10 years, with limited or no secondary market.
- Market volatility and tenant-related issues that could impact cash flow.
- High upfront fees and commissions, which can reduce investor returns.
Did Your Financial Advisor Recommend This Investment?
Brokerage firms that sold GSA Birmingham Government Lease Investors DST were required to perform adequate due diligence and ensure the investment was suitable for each individual client under FINRA regulations. If your broker failed to consider your risk tolerance and financial goals, you may be able to recover investment losses.
Options for Recovery
If you suffered losses you may be entitled to pursue a claim through FINRA arbitration. Arbitration is typically more efficient and cost-effective than traditional litigation and allows investors to seek compensation directly from the brokerage firm involved.
Contact Us
The securities attorneys at The White Law Group are investigating potential claims involving this DST. For a free consultation, please call (888) 637-5510 or visit whitesecuritieslaw.com.
FAQs – GSA Birmingham Government Lease Investors
What is a DST investment?
A Delaware Statutory Trust (DST) allows investors to hold fractional ownership in large real estate properties and is often marketed for 1031 exchange purposes.
Why are DSTs considered high-risk?
DSTs are generally illiquid, have extended holding periods, and rely heavily on the performance of the underlying property, making them unsuitable for many investors.
Can I recover my investment losses?
Possibly. If your broker misrepresented the investment or failed to disclose the risks, you may be able to recover damages through FINRA arbitration.
