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GID Buys San Francisco Apartment Complex for $86MM

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By Jon Peterson Boston-based General Investment and Development has acquired the 129-unit Eviva Mission Bay apartment complex in San Francisco for $86.25 million, or $668,000 per unit, according to sources aware of the transaction. The complex is located at 360 Berry Street. GID did not respond to phone calls seeking comment for this story. The […]

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