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Sekisui House Selling DC Apartment Complex to REIT for $279M

Japanese developer Sekisui House has agreed to sell four apartment buildings in Washington, D.C., to the company’s sponsored REIT for $279 million, according to a release.

The four residential buildings, Botanica, The Branches, The Coterie and Crescendo, are located at City Ridge, a $715-million, 1.1 million-square-foot mixed-use development with offices, retail, and multifamily apartments in the old Fannie Mae headquarters. The ten-acre property was purchased by Roadside Development and North America Sekisui House in 2016 for $85 million.

The acquisition is the trust’s second asset outside Japan in Sekisui House REIT’s portfolio, following the acquisition of a Seattle luxury apartment tower from the sponsor for $328 million. The transaction is scheduled to close in November. The two deals are aimed at achieving “proactive growth” for Sekisui House overseas and in the U.S.

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Jasmine Kilman is Content Director of Connect Commercial Real Estate, covering Chicago and greater Chicagoland, the Midwest, Seattle, and the Pacific Northwest. She covers industry trends, transaction deals, market research, and produces daily news stories. With experience in marketing and communications for academic nonprofits and corporate clients, including Hearst Media, Hilton, and Coldwell Banker, Kilman has written about commercial real estate, environmental, social, and corporate governance (ESG), technology, healthcare, and philanthropy. She was born and raised in California and graduated with a degree in public relations. In her spare time, Kilman enjoys hiking and traveling to new locations with her family.

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