Raintree Partners
Raintree Partners Sells Historic 68-Unit Wilson Building at 973 Market Street for $19MM in San Francisco
A New York-based investor has acquired The Wilson, the 68-unit adaptive-reuse apartment building at 973 Market Street, from Raintree Partners for $19 million,...
Raintree Partners Buys Fully Entitled 262-Unit South San Francisco Development Site for $17MM
Raintree Partners has closed on the fully entitled 262-unit multifamily development site at 1477 Huntington Avenue in South San Francisco, acquiring the shovel-ready...
Raintree Partners Lists 84-Unit 1122U Apartment Community in Berkeley for Sale
The 2010-vintage mixed-use property on University Avenue hits the market as transaction volume accelerates across the East Bay multifamily sector. Raintree Partners has...
Raintree Partners Proposes 479-Unit Apartment Building in Redwood City
By Kate Snyder A southern California development firm is looking to expand its presence in the Bay Area with a proposal for the...
Walnut Creek’s Lincoln Terrace Apartment Complex Trades for $12MM
By Meghan Hall As deal volume has slowed over the past couple of weeks due to the impacts of the Coronavirus, news of...
San Mateo Seeks Developers for Affordable Housing Project
City Council to Consider Partner for “Workforce” Housing Project in Downtown San Mateo San Mateo, CA — Following staff’s extensive review of proposals...
Raintree Partners Announces Over $500MM in Mixed-Use Development Projects, Two in Bay Area
LAGUNA NIGUEL, Calif. – Raintree Partners, an Orange County-based private commercial real estate investment company, is under construction on three mixed-use projects in...
The Martin, a Development in Dogpatch Receives a $35.1MM Loan from Capital One
Raintree Partners of Laguna Niguel, Calif., just secured a construction loan for its development in San Francisco called The Martin, a six-story, 92-unit residential...
Resurgent Redwood City
By Nancy Amdur Redwood City is “Deadwood City” no more. The Peninsula town has shed its old nickname with a downtown renaissance marked...
