Assets may be purchased individually or together, pricing the offering at roughly $220,000 per unit A growing share of multifamily transactions in Silicon Valley is being shaped less by steady new development and more by long-held assets coming to market as ownership cycles turn. That dynamic is now visible in Santa Clara County, where a […]
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