In a landmark transaction for the San Fernando Valley, the Housing Authority of Los Angeles (HACLA) has acquired a 335-unit apartment complex in Woodland Hills for $141.9 million. The purchase, equating to $423,582 per unit, represents one of the largest multifamily real estate deals in the region for 2024. The deal was finalized on December […]
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