Top 10 Highest-Value Multifamily Transactions So Far In 2016

With all the multifamily complexes recently changing hands in the DFW area, we got curious to see which transactions rang up the biggest price tags. Axiometrics compiled a list of the highest value transactions from the last six months.

1. Orion McCord Park in Little Elm

Transaction Value: $71M

Units: 415

Date: May 31

2. The Standard in Dallas

Transaction Value: $53M

Units: 281

Date: May 12

3. Arbrook Park in Arlington

Transaction Value: $50M

Units: 444

Date: May 5

4. The Parks at Treepoint in Arlington

Transaction Value: $41M

Units: 586

Date: Feb. 15

5. Marquis at Riverchase in Coppellh3

Transaction Value: $40M

Units: 360

Date: Feb. 23

6. Bell Knox District in Dallas

Transaction Value: $39M

Units: 208

Date: March 17

7. The Avenues at Carrollton in (obviously) Carrollton

Transaction Value: $35M

Units: 268

Date: March 15

8. Chatham Court in Dallas

Transaction Value: $35M

Units: 296

Date: May 11

9. Summer Meadows in Plano (pictured)

Transaction Value: $34M

Units: 389

Date: May 25

10. The Arts Apartments in Dallas

Transaction Value: $32M

Units: 228

Date: March 31

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