At a glance
- The industrial feeder reports a first sale of Sept. 10, seven weeks before the filing, and the $7.3 million is the amount sold as of the filing date.
- Allocators evaluating the new structured fund and its onshore feeder will not find a fee schedule, minimum or prior close in the filings.
- The Oct. 29 filings name Leon Capital Management as manager and describe the vehicles as pooled investment funds with indefinite offering amounts.
Leon Capital Management filed Form Ds on Oct. 29 for a real estate structured capital fund and an onshore feeder, each with no sales, and an industrial offshore feeder that has sold $7.3 million.
| Vehicle | Filed | Offering | Sold |
|---|---|---|---|
| Leon Real Estate Structured Capital Fund, LP | Oct. 29, 2026 | Indefinite | $0 |
| Leon Real Estate Structured Capital Fund Onshore Feeder, LP | Oct. 29, 2026 | Indefinite | $0 |
| Leon Industrial Fund II Offshore Feeder, LP | Oct. 29, 2026 | Indefinite | $7.3 million |
| Joist Housing Innovation Fund I, LP | Nov. 2, 2026 | Indefinite | $0 |
The industrial feeder reports a first sale of Sept. 10, seven weeks before the filing, and the $7.3 million is the amount sold as of the filing date.
Allocators evaluating the new structured fund and its onshore feeder will not find a fee schedule, minimum or prior close in the filings. The only disclosed sales are in the separate industrial feeder.
The Oct. 29 filings name Leon Capital Management as manager and describe the vehicles as pooled investment funds with indefinite offering amounts.
Joist Housing Innovation Fund I, a separate real estate vehicle, filed a Form D on Nov. 2 as an “other investment fund” with no sales. That leaves three of the four vehicles in the table with $0 sold.
Reported by the Fundraising desk from SEC EDGAR Form D, SEC EDGAR Form D, SEC EDGAR Form D and SEC EDGAR Form D. Published . Corrections