NEWS BRIEF: Utah-based Peak Capital Partners Buys Two Minneapolis Area Apartment Complexes for $23 Million
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One of Utah's most active real estate investors, Provo-based Peak Capital Partners, has purchased two affordable apartment complexes in the greater Minneapolis, Minnesota area for $23 million from Minnetonka, Minnesota-based Dominium.
According to a writeup by Finance & Commerce, the two apartment complexes purchased by Peak Capital Partners are
- Elm Creek Apartments, and
- Champlin Drive Apartments,
both based in Champlin, Minnesota.
Both apartment complexes consist of two buildings each, contain 72 apartments each, and they were built over 30 years ago.
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According to its website, Peak Capital Partners
- Has been in business for 16 years,
- Has acquired over 58,000 "units" since its founding, and
- Has over 750 employees.
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