Deals
Gelt Launches Happy Home Communities, Names Director
Ellie Davis will spearhead the new business venture. HHC has already made its first value-added acquisition, a nine-acre mobile home park in Bakersfield, Calif.
Cousins Continues $300M Disposition Plan with Atlanta Sale
The company teamed up with Gables Residential to acquire Emory Point I and II, which they now sold for $199 million. The 750-unit community also includes 125,000 square feet of first-floor retail space.
ARA Newmark Secures $92M Denver-Area Portfolio Sale
Earlier this year, the 144-unit Villas at Holly sold for $26.3 million to Triumph Properties Group. The 312-unit Villas at Homestead traded as well, for $65.4 million. Both properties are located near the Denver Tech Center.
Passco Shells Out $54M for Florida Community
The buyer worked with a mortgage group to secure a 10-year acquisition financing for the deal.
29th Street Capital Buys Vegas Apartments
The company, which has purchased 15 multifamily properties over the past 12 months, also revealed plans to implement a $1.9 million capital improvement program to refurbish unit interiors, enhance the asset’s exterior and upgrade the amenity package.
Marcus & Millichap Leads Sale of Dupont Apartments
The four-unit property sold for $2.3 million to a Washington, D.C., condo developer. Marcus & Millichap represented the seller, a private investor.
NC Community Changes Hands for $21M
Represented by Colliers International, CORE Realty Holdings Management sold the 483-unit Hidden Lakes Apartments to Living Well Homes. Built in 1974, the property provides a value-add opportunity for the buyer.
Bascom Group Buys South Bay Community
The company plans to revitalize the 64-unit infill community in Torrance, Calif. This is the firm’s 37th multifamily property in Los Angeles County.
Arlington Community Changes Hands
A Dallas-based limited-liability corporation has acquired Garden Park Apartments, a 252-unit property in the Texas city from a California-based investor.
Queens Apartment Building Up for Grabs
Cushman & Wakefield was chosen to market the sale of a fully occupied, 17-unit residential building in New York City’s most populated borough. The asset presents substantial upside potential.









