
Timberlane and EOS buy Everett apartments for $82.75 million
The 336-unit Canopy Apartments sale closed in late October, with Avenue5 Residential set to manage the property.
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Adrian Cole covers commercial property acquisitions, dispositions, portfolio transactions and ownership strategy. His coverage examines the properties and parties behind a deal, the disclosed transaction economics and the questions that remain for buyers and sellers across commercial real estate sectors.

The 336-unit Canopy Apartments sale closed in late October, with Avenue5 Residential set to manage the property.

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