By Neil Gonzales Los Angeles-based family-owned Decron Properties Corp. has broken into the Bay Area for the first time, striking while the market remains hot. [contextly_sidebar id="SpS2HEGL4Gv42qMCCEfyKyS63TwsF3UT"]Decron, the real estate investment and development arm of the Nagel Family Trust, has acquired the Highland Gardens apartments in Mountain View for $86 million (about $460,000 per unit). […]
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