Bullish investors closed three major deals, each upwards of $100 million, in this hot market.

The joint venture buyer will invest $8 million to convert the 198-unit asset into affordable housing.

The sector stands out in its performance over the past two years and could be one of the best inflation hedges for investors.

MWest Holdings paid more than $515,000 per unit for the 2019-built community.

The 360-unit luxury asset is within Henderson, home to some of the metro’s fastest-growing rents.

The all-cash deal at $25 per share is anticipated to close before the end of June.

Amid a growing affordable housing crisis, one of the largest LIHTC syndicators reports its highest-ever year for investment.