March 24, 2025 - 16:30

MILWAUKEE, March 24, 2025 – Trilogy Real Estate Group has successfully completed the full subscription of its latest Delaware statutory trust (DST) offering, Trilogy Franklin, which focuses on luxury multifamily housing near Milwaukee. This significant achievement highlights the firm’s commitment to expanding its portfolio in high-demand real estate markets.
The Trilogy Franklin offering attracted substantial investor interest, reflecting the growing demand for premium rental properties in the Milwaukee area. The investment aims to capitalize on the region's robust economic growth and its appeal to both residents and investors alike. With a focus on providing high-quality living spaces, the project is poised to enhance the local housing landscape.
Trilogy Real Estate Group's strategic approach combines extensive market research and a commitment to excellence in property management. The successful funding of this offering marks a significant milestone for the firm as it continues to pursue opportunities in the multifamily sector, further establishing its presence in the Midwest real estate market.
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