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Magnolia Capital Pays $140MM to Buy Oakland Apartment Complex

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By Jon Peterson Chicago-based Magnolia Capital has acquired the 264-unit Domain apartment complex in Oakland for $140 million, or $530,000 per unit, according to public documents filed with the county. The buyer, a national investor in apartment developments, did not respond to phone calls seeking comment for this story, but sources stated that this transaction […]

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