Jackson Square Sells 108-Unit Apartment Complex in Everett, Washington, for $24.5M
Why this matters
Jackson Square’s sale of a 108-unit multifamily asset in Everett, Washington, to Bridge Housing underscores ongoing institutional recalibration within the US multifamily sector. The transaction highlights a continued appetite for suburban and secondary-market apartments, particularly in markets adjacent to major tech hubs like Seattle. Everett’s Lake Stickney neighborhood, while not a primary urban core, offers scale and demographic tailwinds attractive to investors seeking yield and growth potential outside overheated gateway cities. This deal also signals sustained liquidity and capital flow into multifamily, despite broader macroeconomic uncertainties and tightening lending conditions. The involvement of Bridge Housing, a known affordable and workforce housing player, may reflect strategic positioning amid rising demand for housing affordability solutions—a sector increasingly prioritized by institutional capital. Meanwhile, Jackson Square’s disposition could indicate portfolio rebalancing or capital recycling in response to evolving risk-return profiles. Overall, the transaction exemplifies how institutional investors are navigating a bifurcated multifamily market: selectively acquiring or disposing assets to align with shifting fundamentals, regulatory environments, and financing landscapes. It reinforces multifamily’s role as a core CRE sector, even as capital sources and investment strategies adapt to a more complex economic backdrop.
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EVERETT, WASH. — Jackson Square Properties has sold Latitude, a 108-unit multifamily property in Everett’s Lake Stickney neighborhood, to Bridge Housing for approximately $25.4 million. Developed in 1986 on 4 acres, t…
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