New Offering | 32 Units | City of Orange | Near Chapman University | Contact For Details
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CBRE Dan Blackwell
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CBRE Multifamily is pleased to present for sale Batavia Gardens, a 32-unit apartment community in Orange, walking distance to Chapman University. This is the first 30+ unit property available for sale in Orange since 2016 and presents a rare opportunity to acquire in this strong rental market. Contact Dan Blackwell at CBRE at Daniel.Blackwell@cbre.com or 949-307-8319
Categories:
Commercial Properties for Sale
Property Types:
Multifamily
States:
CALIFORNIA
Regions:
Southern California, Orange County
Cities:
Orange
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