S
agard Real Estate, a leading real estate investment firm, has acquired Alta Green Mountain, a 260-unit Class A multifamily community in West Denver's sought-after submarket. This acquisition aligns with Sagard's focus on acquiring high-quality assets in strategic markets.
Alta Green Mountain features modern luxury units, a clubhouse, and a range of amenities including a heated pool, fitness center, office pods, and EV charging stations. Its location at the base of Green Mountain offers residents unparalleled access to trails, parks, golf courses, and lakes, as well as proximity to downtown Denver and the Rocky Mountains.
The West Denver submarket is characterized by limited new development due to geographic and regulatory barriers, resulting in strong rent growth and high occupancy levels at Alta Green Mountain. Sagard plans to optimize property operations and position the asset for long-term appreciation.
"This acquisition reflects our commitment to acquiring modern, well-positioned multifamily assets," said Brad Natale, Director of Portfolio Management at Sagard Real Estate. "The property's unique characteristics support strong performance and long-term value creation."
Sagard Real Estate is a real estate investment advisor and operator providing investment management services throughout the U.S. With $4.9 billion in assets under management, the firm offers commercial real estate investment strategies through separate accounts and commingled funds.
About Sagard
Sagard is a global multi-strategy alternative asset management firm with over US$25B under management, 150 portfolio companies, and 400 professionals. We invest in venture capital, private equity, private credit, and real estate.
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