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Jacksonville Real Estate Donors: Explore Delaware Statutory Trusts

Jacksonville donors are increasingly utilizing Delaware Statutory Trusts (DSTs) to contribute real estate to charitable causes, potentially securing tax benefits and maximizing philanthropic impact.

10/09/2026 · Jacksonville edition

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Jacksonville residents seeking innovative ways to support charitable causes can consider Delaware Statutory Trusts (DSTs) for donating real estate. This method allows for the gifting of various property types, including investment properties along the St. Johns River, vacation homes near the Atlantic coast, or commercial real estate in areas like the Riverside Arts Market district.

Three DST-related charitable giving cases have emerged in Jacksonville within the last 60 days, indicating a growing awareness of this strategy. The appeal lies in potential tax benefits, investment advantages, and risk mitigation, all while supporting local non-profits.

The DST structure involves transferring ownership of a real estate asset into a trust, which then facilitates a charitable contribution. This can offer deductions based on the property's fair market value, particularly for appreciated assets. The strategy aims to streamline real estate disposition for charitable giving and maximize the donation's impact.

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