An aerial of Federation Sunrise Apartments at 5020 N. Nob Hill Road in Sunrise. Courtesy photo
Fairstead, already an affordable housing owner in South Florida, plans major renovation of the complex it purchased for $239,837 per unit.
June 04, 2020 at 05:17 PM
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South Florida real estate reporter
A Sunrise affordable multifamily community for seniors was sold for $29.5 million to a New York-based investor that plans to overhaul of the complex.
Fairstead, which also is a developer, owner and operator focusing on affordable and mixed-income housing, bought Federation Sunrise Apartments from Jewish Federation of Broward County affiliate Federation Housing Inc.
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