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Crow Holdings Realty Partners XI-B Files Form D for Exempt Offering

Crow Holdings Realty Partners XI-B, L.P. filed a Form D on April 1, 2026, claiming exemptions under Sections 3(c)(1) and 3(c)(7) of the Investment Company Act, according to SEC EDGAR.

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Crow Holdings Realty Partners XI-B Submits Form D Filing

On April 1, 2026, Crow Holdings Realty Partners XI-B, L.P. filed a Form D with the SEC, specifying exemptions under Section 3(c)(1) and Section 3(c)(7) of the Investment Company Act. The filing, with accession number 0002126243-26-000001, is for a Delaware-incorporated entity with a fiscal year end of December 31 and is filed under the Securities Act of 1933, according to SEC EDGAR.

Details of the Filing

The document lists the entity as type D, with multiple file numbers including 021-578796-01, 021-578796-02, 021-578796-03, and 021-578796, along with corresponding film numbers such as 26829550, 26829551, 26829552, and 26829549. Form D filings, as widely known, serve as a notice for exempt securities offerings, allowing companies like this one to raise capital without full registration. The filing size is 31 KB and includes Item 3C related to the Investment Company Act.

Exemptions Claimed

Crow Holdings Realty Partners XI-B, L.P. specifically references Item 3C.1 for Section 3(c)(1), which exempts certain investment companies from registration if they do not make public offerings, and Item 3C.7 for Section 3(c)(7), which applies to entities whose securities are held by qualified purchasers. This filing aligns with standard practices for private funds seeking exemptions, according to SEC EDGAR. The entity’s EIN is listed as 000000000 in the document.

Company and Regulatory Context

The filing indicates Crow Holdings Realty Partners XI-B, L.P. as the filer with CIK number 0002126241, operating under Delaware incorporation. As a widely known regulatory requirement, Form D must include such details to notify the SEC of exempt offerings, helping emerging fund managers navigate capital raising.

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