Ensemble Breaks Ground on Downtown Long Beach Community
Sonata Modern Flats features 112 units alongside a 605-foot-long elevated pedestrian walkway designed as a linear park.
SENTRE Bags $13M for San Diego Community
CVG Properties Inc. acquired Carlton Heights Villas, a 70-unit apartment community in the neighborhood of Santee. The property had an occupancy rate of 98.6 percent as of last month, following a major makeover.
Affirmed Unveils San Diego Affordable Housing
The 62-unit community designed by Carrier Johnson + Culture is an eco-friendly project that will serve homeless individuals with special needs.
Greystone Secures Largest HUD Loan for Nursing Facility
The $78.4 million refinancing for the 510-bed property in Brooklyn, N.Y., follows a $20 million capital improvement plan implemented by Centers Health Care.
Watercrest JV Unveils FL Luxury Senior Project
The 128-unit community in Naples will break ground in November and is slated for completion in early 2019. This marks United Properties’ first senior housing project in the state.
Ridge Capital, Andell JV Snags Sacramento Community
The Class B property traded for $22.4 million and is located in a submarket with a 13.7 percent year-over-year rent increase, almost seven times the national rate.
1st High-Rise Debuts in DTLA $1B Project
Greenland USA opened the first luxury residential building, part of its Metropolis mixed-development, which towers 38 floors above the city. Two other towers are under construction.
MedEquities Buys IN Skilled Nursing Facilities
Magnolia Health Systems sold the assets for $15 million in cash and will lease them back on a triple-net basis for 15 years.
JV Brings 156 Senior Units to Charleston
Alex Brown Realty, Wakefield Capital and Affinity Living Group are developing a 120,000-square-foot community slated for completion in June 2018.
San Jose Flea Market Redevelopment to Reach 1,000 Units
Western National Group plans to develop 560 apartments in North Village, a community included in Market Park San Jose, a 120-acre mixed-use project.