Pacific American Trades Sacramento-Area Affordable Property
WNC & Associates partnered with the Foundation for Affordable Housing to purchase the 95-unit multifamily asset. The acquisition was funded with $7.4 million in Freddie Mac financing.
Sentinel Sells Sacramento Community
Oakmont Properties paid $44 million for the 168-unit multifamily asset, with CBRE Capital Markets originating more than $25 million in acquisition financing.
Indianapolis Community Lands Refinancing
The Embassy Group, the owner of the 163-unit Class C community, acquired Oak Park from Morgan Properties in August 2015.
JAE Property Group Buys Indy Community
The company purchased a 89-unit garden-style community from Barratt Asset Management, which had acquired the property in 2016 for $1.8 million.
Carnegie Mellon Purchases Pittsburgh Community
A private investor traded the 78-unit multifamily property for $17 million. The new owner plans to renovate the building and repurpose it as dedicated university housing.
Local Investor Buys 248-Unit Indy Community
Ardizzone Enterprises paid well over $12 million for the asset. U.S. Bank, the seller, had foreclosed on the property in 2016.
Vintage School’s New Assignment: Mixed-Income Community
Vacant since 1980, the 122-year-old school building will be transformed by Pittsburgh’s housing agency into 35 residential units.
Jacksonville Community Changes Hands for $20M
The seller, Kite Realty, completed the 130-unit luxury property in 2017. The new owner took a $13.3 million acquisition loan from Thrivent Financial.
Lexington Corp. Sells St. Louis-Area Community
The buyer, Siesta Coast Capital, paid $4.3 million for the 120-unit multifamily asset. The property last changed hands in mid-2008 for $4.5 million.
JP Morgan Opens Nashville-Area Community
The developer kicked off construction of the project in 2013. Built to achieve LEED Silver certification, the 328-unit asset is within a mile of more than 1,000 apartments currently underway.