Regions

Sabal Capital Partners Closes $189M Portfolio

The properties total 880 units in New York City’s East Harlem neighborhood, marking the largest transaction in the history of Freddie Mac’s Small Balance Loan Program.

NYC Firm Launches Investment Platform

Hello Vision will provide financing for ground-up and renovation development projects, as well as invest in multiple asset categories.

California Emergency Laws Stir Worries About Rent Limits

California laws that make it illegal for businesses to raise prices sharply in the wake of an emergency are creating concerns that enforcement might produce a de facto statewide rent control on apartments.

Henley USA Enters Inland Empire Market

In a partnership with Tower 16 Capital Markets, the company purchased Hillside Village in San Bernardino Valley. The new owner intends to renovate the 80-unit property.

Tesoro Ranch

TruAmerica Expands Las Vegas Portfolio With $62M Buy

The previous owner of Tesoro Ranch applied extensive renovations to the amenity package and made interior redesigns. The property previously traded for $49.8 million, in 2015.

JV Secures $47M Loan for Denver-Area Asset

Riverpoint Partners and Iron River Management LLC are developing the four-story, 293-unit community in Lakewood, Colo. An HFF team arranged the financing.

Seattle Modular Building Gets $13M Refi

CBRE secured the 10-year loan for Cubix North Apartments, a 108-unit affordable community in the northern part of the metro. Parkstone Properties owns the project.

Winchester Park

OH Community Commands $21M

The 344-unit community in Groveport, Ohio, in the Columbus metro area, is spread across 5.7 acres. The seller was Ardent Communities.

Baltimore Asset Trades in 1031 Exchange

An out-of-state investor acquired Preston Place, a 10-unit property in the Mt. Vernon neighborhood, as part of a 1031 Exchange.

Sacramento’s Rent Growth Still Strong, Not Dazzling

The trend is sustained by an ongoing influx of new residents from pricier Bay Area markets and a limited multifamily supply.