The new deals were for Lowman Apartments in Pioneer Square, purchased at $13,050,00 ($146,620 per unit) and Elikai Apartments in West Seattle, for $6,900,000 ($313,636 per unit). “The Lowman acquisition represents a new market for Cadence, providing us with an opportunity to enter the affordable housing market and maintain the current affordable housing stock in […]
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