By The Registry Staff In a resounding vote of confidence for the Bay Area's multifamily market, a Los Angeles-based investor, PCCP, or Pacific Coast Capital Partners, has shelled out $540.5 million, or approximately $305,000 per unit, to acquire a portfolio of 76 apartment buildings spread across San Francisco and Oakland. According to a report from […]
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