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BRAD Management buys Oakland apartments

East Bay Asian Local Development Corp. sells 73 units across four complexes
This Chinatown building is the largest in a portfolio of Oakland apartments sold to a Los Angeles company for $5.25 million. (CoStar)
This Chinatown building is the largest in a portfolio of Oakland apartments sold to a Los Angeles company for $5.25 million. (CoStar)
By Will Vinson
May 23, 2025 | 4:25 P.M.

BRAD Management, a Los Angeles-based real estate investment and management firm, acquired 73 units of multifamily housing across Oakland, California, from East Bay Asian Local Development Corp. in a four-property portfolio sale totaling $5.25 million, or about $71,920 per unit.

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