Cities

Avison Young Arranges $16M Refi for VA Community

The 109-unit property in Arlington dates back to 1939. Three nearby metro stations and its proximity to Interstate 66 contribute to the asset’s accessibility.

Atlantic | Pacific Cos. Secures $40M TX Community

Avana Point in Fort Worth is set to be renamed The Atlantic Station and is the company’s 13th owned and managed asset in the Texas market, bringing its total portfolio to 4,271 units. 

TIAA Grabs Newly Built Austin Asset

Casey Development offloaded the 246-unit Tacara Steiner Ranch, which opened in February. Following the sale, Pinnacle assumed management of the luxury property.

Cushman & Wakefield Brokers $49M FL Sale

Senior Directors Jay Ballard and Ken Delvillar of the company’s multifamily team in Orlando facilitated the transaction on behalf of seller Waypoint Residential.

Kansas City Grows From the Core

Young professionals continue to fuel multifamily development in the area, with rent growth registering a slight rebound in the first part of 2018.

Orlando-Area Community Lands $38M Acquisition Loan

The 320-unit property was nearing full occupancy at the time of the transaction. Berkadia worked on behalf of buyer Insula Cos.

Orlando Community Lands $48M Acquisition Loan

The recently completed property had an 82 percent occupancy rate at the time of the negotiations. Berkadia worked on behalf of buyer Advenir.

CA Affordable Senior Housing Lands $20M Refi

Located 10 miles east of central L.A., the 189-unit Beverly Towers provides housing for tenants 62 and older, with incomes less than 80 percent of median income.

Continental Realty Sells 236-Unit NoVa Community

The Chase Heritage community in Sterling is located in close proximity to Dulles International Airport and Dulles Town Center. CBRE’s Mid-Atlantic team facilitated the transaction.

The Gramercy

Lyon Capital Ventures Enters Vegas Market With $46M Buy

The company plans to add a short-term stay hotel and additional units on the adjacent land, as well as renovate some features of the 160-unit Gramercy.