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Deals: AREA Property Partners Acquires 1,180 Virginia Units

Published Feb. 28, 2012
By
Ron Gallagher Contributing Editor

AREA Property Partners buys a large asset in Alexandria, Va.; Chestnut Hill Realty completes an addition on a Massachusetts re-positioning; and Mortgage Equicap arranges a $17 million construction loan.

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