By Jon Peterson San Francisco-based Stockbridge Capital Group paid approximately $100 million or $887,000 per unit to buy the 107-unit Etta apartment complex in San Francisco, according to multiple sources that were aware of the transaction. The property’s value is roughly 95 percent from the apartment and 5 percent from its retail component. The property […]
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