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Acacia Capital Corporation Acquires 221-Unit Multifamily Property in Redmond for $97.7MM

The RegistryJune 23, 20211 Mins read1k

By Catherine Sweeney San Mateo-based Acacia Capital Corporation has made a major investment in Redmond, with its recent acquisition of Avalon Redmond Place, a 221-unit multifamily property. According to King County public records, the property was recently purchased by an entity affiliated with the real estate investment firm for $97.7 million. Public records showed the […]

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