By Jon Peterson Atlanta-based Invesco Real Estate has paid $105.4 million in cash to buy the 305-unit Avalon at Dublin Station I apartments. It is its first purchase for a newly created separate account with CalPERS, the huge California public pension fund. The price of not quite $345,600 a unit is high compared to recent […]
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