Safehold deployed its land-ownership model into one of the nation's costliest rental markets, closing a $45 million ground lease that helps capitalize a 256-unit affordable housing community rising on a long-vacant lot at 41st Avenue and Soquel Drive in unincorporated Santa Cruz County. Safehold Inc., the New York firm that has built the modern ground […]
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