Multifamily news in Finance & Investment - Inland Empire
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Fore Property Co. Sells Inland Empire Community for $68M
Avison Young represented the seller in its disposition of the 182-unit luxury property in Rancho Cucamonga.
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CBRE Brokers Sale of Inland Empire Community
The 43-unit property located in San Bernardino traded for nearly $5 million.
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Positive Investments Trades Inland Empire Community
The buyer paid more than $14 million for the 120-unit property and plans to invest in capital improvements.
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Berkadia Secures $82M for Inland Empire Refi
The funds will be used to retire an existing debt on the 492-unit Silverado Apartment Homes.
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Inland Empire Community Changes Hands for $40M
Providence Capital sold the 212-unit Vista Springs property in Moreno Valley, Calif.
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California Community Lands $39M Fannie Mae Green Loan
Fannie Mae originated the funds in August, when Afton Properties acquired the asset from Klingbeil Capital Management.
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Inland Empire Community Gets New Owner
CBRE provided nearly $4 million in acquisition financing through Freddie Mac for the 56-unit asset.
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Inland Empire Senior Community Lands $40M in Financing
The new owner took a series of mortgages, revenue bonds and tax credit equity to acquire and fund capital improvements at the property.
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Davlyn Investments Buys SoCal Apartments for $60M
The 187-unit luxury community is the buyer’s latest Inland Empire acquisition, following the $35 million purchase of 125 units in November.
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Sequoia Equities Buys SoCal Community for $83M
CBRE provided the buyer of the 247-unit Class A asset in the Inland Empire with $52 million in acquisition financing through Fannie Mae.
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Tower 16 Capital Partners Buys Inland Empire Community for $63M
The value-add investment and management firm purchased the 352-unit asset in Colton, Calif., from FPA Multifamily and will invest an additional $4 million in renovations and upgrades.
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Inland Empire Community Sells for $42M
Berkadia has arranged the sale of the 194-unit property located in Ontario, Calif., approximately 26 miles from downtown San Bernardino.
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LivCor Trades 288-Unit SoCal Asset
The company sold the Inland Empire asset for more than $63 million, with Capital One providing a Fannie Mae acquisition loan to the buyer.
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FPA Grabs Age-Restricted Inland Empire Community
Positive Investments, which picked up the 177-unit Class C property in 2016 for $11.9 million, traded the asset for more than $14 million.
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SoCal Affordable Community Changes Hands
The 60-unit fully affordable property fetched a price tag of $3 million, with the buyer landing $2.7 million in acquisition financing.