Zevulon Capital, Inc. and FCP announce the acquisition of ReNew Parc Shores, a 520-unit apartment community at 3925 Satellite Blvd. in Duluth, Georgia.
Another GRESB reporting season has come to a close, and the results are in. In its second year of submission to GRESB, FPA Multifamily saw a 76% improvement in its score. View a recording of a panel of experts featuring Dan Winters from GRESB, Gopi Jayaswal from FPA Multifamily, and Sarah Jung and Andrea Shoaf from Goby to discuss the results.
Learn how FPA Multifamily, a leading multifamily organization, utilized the robust combination of utility bill automation software, ESG platform, and strategic consulting services offered by Conservice and Goby to streamline their utility data acquisition process, improve their GRESB performance, expand the scope of their ESG efforts and programs, and incorporate ESG dedication across their entire business.
Guardian Real Estate Services has sold Hidden Village, a 98-unit, garden-stule multi-housing community in West Linn, Ore., for $30.25 million.
Women’s Equality Day was on August 26, 2021. The team hosted a panel of some of our women executives to talk influence, leadership, allyship, and more.
The Capella at Rancho del Oro has traded hands for $110 million, making it the highest priced apartment transaction on record in Oceanside, a city in San Diego County. Property West Residential acquired the property from FPA Multifamily.
San Francisco-based real estate firm Hamilton Zanze (HZ) has acquired the 204-unit 45Eighty Dunwoody Apartment Homes in Dunwoody, Georgia. HZ purchased the property from FPA Multifamily, LLC, who was represented by Cushman & Wakefield.
Greg Fowler’s FPA Multifamily has acquired The Fairfield Apartments, a 263-home community located in Stamford, CT from Gary Broxmeyer’s Fairfield Properties for $84 million, REW first reported.
Institutional Property Advisors (IPA), a division of Marcus & Millichap (NYSE: MMI), announced the sale of Capella at Rancho del Oro, a 284-unit multifamily asset in Oceanside, California. The property traded for $110 million, which equates to $387,324 per unit.
Since the start of economic calamity initiated by COVID-19, the multifamily sector has been one of two that has shown some resiliency in the market, and institutional investors have been raising funds to prepare for acquisitions. San Francisco-based FPA Multifamily is one of those firms.