Clipper Capital Pays $44M for Omaha Community
Northmarq brokered the sale and procured financing.
Clipper Capital Group has purchased Apex at Twin Creek, a 240-unit community in Bellevue, Neb., for $44.2 million. Briar Capital Management sold the asset.
Northmarq represented the seller in the transaction and arranged a $28.7 million acquisition loan through Freddie Mac on behalf of the buyer.
The property last changed hands six years ago, when Briar Capital purchased the asset from SC Bodner Co., according to Yardi Matrix information.
Clipper Capital Group’s multifamily portfolio consists of 15 communities across Southwestern and Midwestern states, namely Arizona, Iowa, Nebraska and New Mexico. The firm also owns and operates Residences at Oak Pointe in Grand Island, Neb., acquired in January 2025.
A closer look at Apex at Twin Creek
Located at 4002 Raynor Parkway, the property is near the interchange between U.S. Route 75 and Nebraska State Route 370, 11 miles south of downtown Omaha, Neb. The community is adjacent to the Target-anchored Twin Creek Plaza retail center, as well as to several dining options.
Apex at Twin Creek came online in 2017 on a 14-acre site. The garden-style community comprises 10 two- and three-story buildings, enclosing 36 one-bedroom, 180 two-bedroom and 24 three-bedroom residences. The apartments range in size from 719 to 1,180 square feet. Shared amenities include a fitness center, clubhouse, swimming pool and grade-level parking area with 371 spots.
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Northmarq Regional Managing Director Parker Stewart, Managing Director Dominic Martinez, Senior Vice President Alex Malzone and Senior Associate Anthony Martinez brokered the transaction on behalf of the seller. The debt and equity team arranging the acquisition financing on behalf of the buyer included Northmarq Managing Director Joe Giordani and Senior Vice Presidents Brendan Golding and Scott Botsford.
As of January 2026, Midwestern markets posted the highest advertised rent growth year-over-year across the U.S., according to a recent Yardi Matrix multifamily report, with Chicago leading at 3.6 percent, followed by the Twin Cities, Minn. (2.7 percent) and Kansas City, Mo. (2.5 percent).
