Deals

Advenir Secures $191M for Three-State Portfolio

The investment firm acquired six residential communities totaling 1,843 units in Alabama, Colorado and Texas. HFF arranged the financing in the deal.

Rincon Partners Enters Charlotte Market

Greystone provided a $13 million Fannie Mae loan for the acquisition of a 144-unit property that changed hands for more than $19 million.

Portland Community Trades for $14M

Since acquiring the property in 2016, Pathfinder has made various renovations including new landscaping, corridors, new interior lobby, light fixtures, artwork and a new dog park.

Tampa Bay Luxury Community Trades for $80M

The 180-unit high-end residential property in Sarasota has obtained one of the highest prices per unit ever achieved in the Florida multifamily market.

Security Properties, Rockwood Capital Acquire Seattle-Area Asset

Taluswood in Mountlake Terrace is one of the largest garden-style apartment communities north of Seattle and will be managed by Security Properties Residential. 

Little Rock Community Lands $36M Loan

The new, 294-unit community developed by Huffman & Co. received the 12-year financing from Fannie Mae’s Delegated Underwriting and Servicing (DUS) program. Greystone originated the transaction.

Starlight Adds $80M Arizona Community to Portfolio

The investment firm’s U.S. multifamily vehicle acquired the 282-unit luxury property in the city of Scottsdale from Sunridge Apartments, adding to its network of recently completed assets in Southern metro areas.

Novella Redondo. Image courtesy of CBRE

Storm-Damaged South Bay Community Changes Hands

New owners IDEAL Capital Group and Aegon Real Assets US will invest in renovations and upgrades of the 105-unit asset sold by Stockbridge Capital Group.

Pacific Equities Sells Nashville Apartments

The acquisition of the 160-unit community marks the buyer’s fifth purchase in the metro since 2015. Berkadia provided the new owner with more than $11 million in Fannie Mae financing.

Harbor Group Grows Houston Portfolio

The 232-unit The Arrabella traded for the first time since it came online in 2015. The new owner financed the acquisition through a $39.6 million Freddie Mac loan.