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Developer Makes Multifamily Plans in Long Beach, California

The Irving, Texas-based JPI To Transform Retail Property it purchased for land value
The existing Mosaic retail center in Long Beach, California. (CoStar)
The existing Mosaic retail center in Long Beach, California. (CoStar)
By Deja Mayfield
CoStar Research
May 22, 2024 | 5:06 P.M.

JPI, a multifamily developer and investment manager based in Irving, Texas, has purchased a retail building on 1.58 acres in Long Beach, California, for $14.7 million. JPI bought the property from a trio of California developers — Turnbridge Equities, Waterford Property Co. and Monument Square Investment Group — for land value, putting the price at slightly more than $9.3 million per acre.

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