Cities

Boston’s Hood Business Park Gets Residential Component

The mixed-use project will add 177 units and 10,500 square feet of retail space to the Hood Business Park complex.

Orlando Apartments Command $47M

TruAmerica continues its East Coast expansion with the acquisition of the 300-unit Arium Falcon Pines in Orlando. The company is planning on making a multimillion-dollar renovation to the property.

Bay Area Senior Living to Break Ground

Embarking on a five-year, multi-phase project, Wilson Investment Properties will build Paradise Value Estates, a 140-unit assisted living community in Fairfield, Calif.

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HTG Debuts Luxury AZ Community

Aviva, located in the Phoenix suburb of Mesa, Ariz., will feature 325 one-, two- and three-bedroom units. The $63 million project will welcome its first residents in January 2018, and Mark-Taylor will handle leasing.

Desert Palms Apartment Homes

Berkadia Facilitates $15M Vegas Sale

Desert Palms North Apartments was built in 1992 and features mixed unit types, ranging in size from 520 to 975 square feet. According to Yardi Matrix data, monthly rent averages at $648.

Queens Nursing Facilities Land $54M Refi

With a total of 576 units, both properties are part of the SentosaCare network. Greystone provided the HUD-insured mortgage loans for the two highly specialized assets.

SoCal Delivers for Investors in San Diego

The metro benefits from a strong talent pool, renowned universities and its ever-growing biotechnology sector. Inventory is expected to expand significantly in the coming years, given the city’s robust multifamily pipeline and recent pro-development legislation.

Las Vegas Asset Changes Hands

Berkadia arranged the sale of Emerald Park Apartment Homes, a 300-unit community. The buyer paid $95 per square foot, equating to a 5.5 percent cap rate.

HFF Arranges $20M Seattle Sale

PCCP and Westbridge Properties have sold the 1990-built Arterra Townhomes, an 81-unit community in Kent, Wash.

TD Bank Invests in Affordable Philly Community

The bank provided a $9.1 million construction loan and purchased $12.0 million in federal tax credits. The money will be used to redevelop a nursing home into a 60-unit affordable housing project for seniors.