Empire Skyline Fund II, LLC
- Other real estate
- Rule 506(b)
- Sioux Falls, Sd, South Dakota
- Filed Oct 7, 2026
- Raising
- $19,500,000
- Sold so far
- $0
- 0% sold
- Investors
- 0
- Average check
- —
- Sold ÷ investors
- Minimum
- $50,000
- Sales commissions
- $0
- Issuer's estimate
In plain English
Empire Skyline Fund II, LLC, a real estate business based in Sioux Falls, Sd, South Dakota, filed a Form D with the SEC on Oct 7, 2026 to raise $19.5 million. It hasn't reported any sales yet. The smallest investment it accepts from an outside investor is $50,000.
It filed under Rule 506(b), which means the offering can't be advertised to the public. Investors in these deals usually already have a relationship with the sponsor.
How it compares
Against the 594 real estate offerings filed Oct 6 – Nov 4, 2026.
This offeringMedian
Larger than 66% of the 460 offerings that set a size.
No sales reported yet, as of this filing.
Right at the median of the 427 offerings that stated a minimum.
Where the sponsor is based
The South Dakota housing market
Typical home value $318KChange, 12 months 2.3%
Form D lists the issuer's principal place of business, not where its properties are. Home values for Sep 2026.
Filing details
- File number
- 021-600378
- Latest filing
- Form D, Oct 7, 2026
- Accession number
- 0002157346-26-000001
- Entity type
- Limited Liability Company
- Industry group
- Other Real Estate
- Principal place of business
- Sioux Falls, Sd, South Dakota
- Exemption claimed
- Rule 506(b)
- First sale
- Not yet, or not reported
Timeline
Form D filed with the SEC
Oct 7, 2026
No sales reported yet
As reported Oct 7, 2026
Other recent filings from South Dakota
All fund filingsThis page summarizes a notice Empire Skyline Fund II, LLC filed with the SEC. Fidelis First is not affiliated with Empire Skyline Fund II, LLC, has not reviewed this offering and does not recommend it. Nothing here is an offer to sell or a solicitation of an offer to buy any security. Figures are as the issuer reported them on Oct 7, 2026 and may have changed since.
Sales commissions are the issuer's estimate for the whole offering, not amounts paid so far. Average check is derived: amount sold divided by number of investors. Issuers don't have to amend a Form D when sales or investor counts change, so these can lag.
Source: SEC EDGAR, Form D · As of Oct 7, 2026
Source: Data Provided by Zillow Group · As of Sep 2026