Deals
White Eagle Property Group Buys Charleston Community
The firm has added to its portfolio a 264-unit property located in Charleston, S.C. FCP and High Real Estate Group sold the asset for $36.1 million.
NAI Capital Brokers Pasadena Transaction
Mario Gandara, Ramzy Prado and Jenny Eng of the company’s Multifamily Services Group worked on behalf of both the seller and the buyer.
Boston Capital Sells Phoenix Asset for $65M
KeyBank provided Eaton Vance Investment Managers with a $45.8 million Fannie Mae loan for the acquisition of Aventura in Avondale, a 17-building gated community.
FL Luxury Conversion Sells for $35M
Waypoint Residential traded the 288-unit multifamily asset in Tallahassee after converting it from student housing. Newmark Knight Frank represented the seller and procured acquisition financing for the buyer.
IPA Arranges $27M Seattle-Area Asset Sale
Almost half of the community’s 134 units were recently renovated. The previous owner rebranded the property, formerly known as Rainier Meadows.
BRT Sells Houston Portfolio for $33M
The REIT had owned the 240-unit Stonecrossing and the 144-unit Stonecrossing East since 2013 and repositioned them through a value-add improvement program.
IPA Facilitates $38M Sale of Tucson Community
The 289-unit Domain 3201 features more than 600 feet of frontage along one of Tucson’s major thoroughfares. The property was 96 percent occupied as of June.
San Francisco Condo Project Lands $77M Construction Loan
The 109-unit development at 1554 Market St. is scheduled for completion in 2021 and will have two 12-story buildings that will also feature 5,010 square feet of retail space.
Bucci Development Sells South Carolina Apartments
Cushman & Wakefield represented the seller in its disposition of The Village at Lake Wylie, a 392-unit property in Charlotte’s submarket of Lake Wylie, S.C.
Boston-Area Community Scores $49M in Affordable Financing
Developer WinnCompanies acquired the 284-unit property, a converted industrial leather tanning complex in Peabody. The deal ensures the apartments will remain accessible to low-income families.