A San Francisco private equity firm has paid more than $100 million for a 1970s garden apartment complex in Fremont. The price is a premium to the East Bay average and reflects investor confidence in one of the region’s tightest rental submarkets, where little new supply is coming and rents are climbing again. The Roxborough […]
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