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Wood Partners Breaks Ground on Luxury Portland High-Rise

The upcoming community will incorporate the northern part of the Artists Repertory Theatre building and will also feature ground-floor retail and affordable units.

Boston Capital Sells Phoenix Asset for $65M

KeyBank provided Eaton Vance Investment Managers with a $45.8 million Fannie Mae loan for the acquisition of Aventura in Avondale, a 17-building gated community.

Homestead

IPA Arranges $27M Seattle-Area Asset Sale

Almost half of the community’s 134 units were recently renovated. The previous owner rebranded the property, formerly known as Rainier Meadows.

LA Luxury Development Receives $24M Loan

PacTen Partners secured the loan for the construction of a 140-unit transit-oriented condominium project located in the heart of the city.

Optima Kierland: An Oasis in Arizona’s Desert

Optima President David Hovey Jr. presents the pilot project of Phoenix’s newly adopted International Green Construction Code. The four-tower development is underway in Scottsdale.

3201 W. Ina Road

IPA Facilitates $38M Sale of Tucson Community

The 289-unit Domain 3201 features more than 600 feet of frontage along one of Tucson’s major thoroughfares. The property was 96 percent occupied as of June.

San Francisco Condo Project Lands $77M Construction Loan

The 109-unit development at 1554 Market St. is scheduled for completion in 2021 and will have two 12-story buildings that will also feature 5,010 square feet of retail space.

Tucson Community Changes Hands

Next Wave Investors sold Orange Tree Village Apartment Homes for nearly $16 million, after implementing a capital improvement plan at the property.

Orange County Property Commands $98M

A private investor scooped up the 264-unit, Class A asset in Santa Ana, Calif. Built in 2016 by Lyon Living and Integral Communities, the multifamily property includes 10 affordable units.

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Portland Multifamily Report – Summer 2019

Due to a combination of peak development and weakening employment gains, year-over-year multifamily rent growth in the metro decelerated to 1.2 percent.