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Greystar Buys Sunnyvale Apartment Complex for $107MM

August 16, 20171 Mins read2.1k
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By Vladimir Bosanac Charleston, SC-based Greystar is making its footprint in the Bay Area larger. The company just spent $107 million, or $557,291 per unit, to acquire the 192-unit apartment community Avana Sunnyvale located on 355 N. Wolfe Rd. The property was previously known as the Archstone Sunnyvale Apartments. The seller was AvalonBay, which purchased […]

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