Exclusive: MetLife, Crow Holdings Trade 210 Units in Tampa
Walton Street Capital provided a $38 million loan for the deal.
Crow Holdings has acquired Mosaic Westshore, a 210-unit multifamily property in Tampa, Fla., according to Yardi Matrix information. MetLife Real Estate Investment sold the asset.
The buyer took out a $38 million acquisition loan for this deal from Walton Street Capital, Hillsborough County records show. That note is set to mature in 2029, with possibility for extension until 2031.
The property previously changed hands in May 2013, according to the same data provider. UBS Realty Investors sold it to MetLife for $43 million, or about $204,760 per unit.
Located at 110 S. Hoover Blvd., Mosaic Westshore is close to Interstate 275 and the WestShore Plaza retail center. Downtown Tampa is within 6 miles, while the city’s international airport is within 2 miles.
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Completed in 2010, the six-story building comprises one-, two- and three-bedroom floorplans ranging between 672 and 1,499 square feet. Select layouts also have private balconies or patios.
Common-area amenities include a heated courtyard swimming pool with sundeck, outdoor kitchen with grills and lounge seating, fitness center and conference room, as well as a business center. The community also has a game room with billiards and about 315 parking spaces.
Tampa Bay multifamily sales decline
Tampa Bay’s multifamily transaction activity in 2025 totaled some $1.6 billion, according to a Yardi Matrix report. This figure was considerably lower than the $2.2 billion registered in 2024.
The Brandon, Fla., submarket had the highest number of sales last year, amounting to $204 million, the report shows. One of the properties that traded there was Luxe at 1820, a 300-unit luxury community that StoneBridge Investments acquired for $62.7 million from Electra America.
