176 Unit-Portfolio Sold in Asylum Hill for $13M
A portfolio of eight apartment buildings containing 176 units recently changed hands in the Asylum Hill neighborhood of Hartford.
A portfolio of eight apartment buildings containing 176 units recently changed hands in the Asylum Hill neighborhood of Hartford.
A shopping plaza that’s part of a major commercial corridor in Rocky Hill has traded hands for $11 million.
A brand-new townhouse rental community in the growing New London region has sold for $30 million.
A Suffield apartment complex has traded hands for $13 million.
The new owners plan cosmetic upgrades to both the interior and exterior of existing units to “complement” the new buildings, the brokerage that represented both buyer and seller said.
A small apartment complex in Manchester has sold for $1.85 million.
The 18-unit Tiffany Apartments building at 787 Farmington Ave. was built in 1975, according to public records.
A 12-building apartment portfolio in Bristol has sold for $43.4 million to a New York-based buyer.
A 139-unit apartment building in Hartford has sold for $9.57 million after selling for much less than that five years ago.
A multi-building multifamily property in Bloomfield has sold.
An 18-unit apartment property in Chaplin has traded for $1 million.
A 179-unit Middletown apartment complex has sold for $15.62 million.
The Tree Group portfolio, consisting of 455 apartment units in Groton, New London and Wallingford, has sold for $48.25 million.
The Brookside Apartments in Bristol were purchased at a rate of $89,743 per unit by a New York-based investor.
Middletown’s Wilcox Apartments recently sold for $7 million, or $86,420 per unit.
A New York-based investor has purchased 97 units in a 156-unit complex in East Hartford for $6.7 million.