A 31-unit apartment property in Glassell Park has sold for $6.04 million to a nonprofit partnership planning to keep the buildings affordable for the long term, in a deal that stands out less for its price than for how it got financed: through one of the first acquisitions to draw on the county's new centralized […]
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