By Catherine Sweeney After recently securing entitlements, developers of a large multifamily development in Long Beach appear to have placed a portion of the project site up for sale. According to a marketing brochure from Newmark, the site is primed for a 272-unit development referred to as “Mosaic.” A team of advisors from Newmark is […]
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