Huntington Condominiums, Timber Creek Apartments sell for combined $59 million - News
A pair of west suburban apartment complexes have sold for a combined $59 million to investors that plan to fix them up and hike rents. In the bigger deal, Rockwell Partners said it paid $34 million for 313 units in the Huntington Condominiums in Naperville, a property that was converted to condos before the crash but never sold out. Chicago- based Rockwell aims to “deconvert” the property back to apartments by buying back the 43 condos sold by the previous owner, an affiliate of Inland Real Estate Group , said Rockwell Principal Jason Fishleder . That means negotiating deals with every condo owner, a time-consuming and complicated process. The firm wants “to help these condo owners get out whole if not more than whole if we can,” he said. In the second deal, Sinatra & Company Real Estate , a Buffalo investment firm , has paid $25 million for Timber Creek Apartments in Woodridge. Sinatra plans to spend another $4 million to $8 million renovating the 304-unit property at 3421 Fox...