Tishman Speyer has bought its third Nashville property, most recently the 25-story residential tower at 2010 West End. The Nashville Business Journal reports that it had previously bought two SoBro properties.
Tishman Speyer paid $112 million for the 2010 West End tower. The seller is associated with Flow Global Holdings, which paid $158 million for the building in December 2021.
The tower consists of 358 units, which comes out to roughly $313,000 per apartment.
Tishman Speyer has developed multiple buildings around the world, and has owned famous buildings and land plots, including the Rockefeller Center, Chrysler Building and numerous other high-profile properties.
Lincoln Property Company and McCourt Partners have broken ground for ElevenOneEleven, a new mixed-use development in Culver City. The groundbreaking occurred three weeks after Lincoln and McCourt announced $133 million in construction financing from Bank OZK. Set to rise on a vacant parcel, ElevenOneEleven will deliver 344 rental apartments, including 52 affordable units, along with 2,000 square...
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Logisco is stripping back the amenity race with a $60M Quebec City apartment development aimed at renters who would rather pay less each month than fund pools, gyms and other extras. The developer has started construction on 193 apartments at 7075 Wilfrid-Hamel Blvd., the first project under its new Elie rental brand. The 10-storey building...
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Virtus Diversified REIT has purchased a 91-suite retirement residence in Hamilton for $26M, expanding its seniors housing portfolio. The acquisition of Abington Court Retirement Residence at 1500 Main St. E. closed Nov. 3. The independent living property opened in 2005 and added 20 suites in a 2018 expansion. Located west of the Red Hill Valley...
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