Market Rate Housing - Inland Empire

Riverside Community Gets New Management
UBS Realty Investors, the owner of the 2005-built, 256-unit Inland Empire asset, selected Alliance Residential Co. to oversee property operations.
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Majestic Realty Enters Multifamily Market
The longtime developer's first residential project is a 17-building, garden-style community in Southern California's Inland Empire. Completion is scheduled for late 2019.
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SoCal Apartments Trade for Nearly $50M
The seller, StarPoint Properties, acquired the 232-unit Class B community in the Inland Empire for approximately $15 million in late 2001.
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  • SoCal Community Changes Hands

    Prism Multifamily funded the acquisition of the 121-unit Class A Latitude 33 in Palm Springs with a $10.8 million loan originated by Walker & Dunlop.

    21 August 2018 12:52

  • Trammell Crow, HQ Capital to Develop Inland Empire Apartments

    The 211-unit, transit-oriented Alexan Montclair was designed by Architecture Design Collaborative and construction is expected to start immediately.

    01 March 2018 15:21

  • Inland Empire Asset Trades in 1031 Exchange

    Providence Capital Group placed a non-contingent offer for the 140-unit community in Hemet, Calif., which traded for $15.5 million. Marcus & Millichap represented the seller and procured the buyer.

    21 August 2017 17:59

  • CBRE Closes Inland Empire Sale

    Evart Street Apartments in Montclair, Calif., changed hands for $8.9 million, one of the highest per-square-foot prices for a multifamily property in the area, according to the brokers.

    18 August 2017 08:49

  • Master Plan Brings Green to SoCal Desert

    Family Development and Presidio Residential Capital have received the go-ahead for a 660-acre development in Riverside County, Calif. Comprising apartments, condominiums, townhomes and single-family homes, the project would be the first of its kind in the Coachella Valley.

    15 August 2017 13:47

  • Inland Empire Apartments Sell in 1031 Exchange

    A family trust purchased the property, which has high value-add potential, in a 1031 exchange, a transaction that multifamily investors have increasingly executed in the Inland Empire, which has a limited inventory of apartment communities for sale.

    11 May 2017 16:34