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Marcus & Millichap's Minneapolis office arranged the sale of Lincoln Court Apartments in St. Paul, MN.

Marcus & Millichap Seals Deal for St. Paul Apartments

Marcus & Millichap finalized the sale of Lincoln Court Apartments, a 32-unit multifamily complex in St. Paul, MN. The asset sold for $3,259,000. 

Abe Roberts, Evan Miller and Chris Collins, all first VP investments in Marcus & Millichap’s Minneapolis office alongside associates David Wallace and Matt Shide marketed the property on behalf of the seller. Roberts, Miller, Collins, Wallace, and Shide also procured the buyer.  

Constructed in 1921,the Lincoln Court property is a 3-story building with fourth-floor garden level units and sits on a lot size of 0.45 acres. The building is set along Lexington Parkway S in Saint Paul’s Summit Hill neighborhood. 

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