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Investment firm uses California apartment purchase as launching pad to serve middle-income renters

Sagard views nationally emerging multifamily segment as a high-demand frontier with little supply
Vista Imperio, a 158-unit multifamily property in Riverside, California, was built in 2005 on a 7.99-acre site. The project’s apartments feature private garages and proximity to employment centers. (CoStar)
Vista Imperio, a 158-unit multifamily property in Riverside, California, was built in 2005 on a 7.99-acre site. The project’s apartments feature private garages and proximity to employment centers. (CoStar)
CoStar News
December 5, 2024 | 7:20 P.M.

A national real estate firm has made its first acquisition under a new fund aimed at building a portfolio of affordable housing properties for middle-income renters, a segment growing in demand that until recently developers largely ignored.

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