Acquiring Company
Vivmark Residential
Acquired Company
Avalon at Cahill Park
Description
Vivmark Residential has acquired Avalon at Cahill Park for just under $102.2 million as part of a larger deal tied to its merger with Equity Residential. The acquisition marks a significant addition to the company's growing portfolio in the Bay Area. This transaction reflects the trend of high-value real estate investments in the region, with multiple properties involved in the merger.
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Who acquired Avalon at Cahill Park?
Avalon at Cahill Park was acquired by Vivmark Residential, based in Chicago. The deal was reported on August 28, 2026. Vivmark Residential is the result of a merger between AvalonBay Communities and Equity Residential. It is now the largest apartment real estate investment trust in the United States. Vivmark Residential is publicly traded (VMRK) and operates in Real Estate.
When did Vivmark Residential acquire Avalon at Cahill Park?
Vivmark Residential's acquisition of Avalon at Cahill Park was reported on August 28, 2026. Vivmark Residential has acquired Avalon at Cahill Park for just under $102.2 million as part of a larger deal tied to its merger with Equity Residential. The acquisition marks a significant addition to the company's growing portfolio in the Bay Area. Fundz records the date the transaction was first publicly reported, sourced from filings and company announcements.
What does Avalon at Cahill Park do?
Avalon at Cahill Park is a residential apartment complex located in downtown San Jose. Built in 2002, it features 218 units and offers modern living accommodations. The property is strategically positioned near major transit hubs. It is privately held, operating in Real Estate, and is based in San Jose.
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