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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.

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.

A Buyer’s Guide to PropTech Amenities

In a recent survey, 86 percent of respondents said they are willing to pay more if their apartment had smart technologies. Learn about PropTech amenities in this 37-page guide.

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.

Bridge Investment Group Opens SoCal Community

The owner broke ground on the 346-unit Class A multifamily asset in early 2017, with East West Bank providing construction financing.

Tampa Bay Luxury Community Lands $45M Refi

Berkadia has arranged a 10-year Fannie Mae loan for the 227-unit multifamily property on behalf of a subsidiary of Primerica Group One.

San Mateo Community Sells for $26M

Marcus & Millichap’s Levin Johnston arranged the sale of the 38-unit property located within two miles of downtown.