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Sequoia Equities Sells 78-Unit Atrium Downtown Apartment Complex in Walnut Creek for $31MM

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By The Registry Staff A Walnut Creek apartment complex has a new owner. A Fresno-based investment group led by Siegfried Fischer, CEO of Valley Yellow Pages publisher, acquired the 78-unit Atrium Downtown apartment complex in Walnut Creek, according to a report from The Mercury News. The sales price was $31 million, or about $397,400 per […]

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