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Sacramento apartment deal signals renewed interest in larger multifamily properties

Broker says gap in price expectations is narrowing between buyers and sellers
Park Place, a 72-unit apartment complex, sold in Sacramento despite being an older property. (CoStar)
Park Place, a 72-unit apartment complex, sold in Sacramento despite being an older property. (CoStar)
By Jacob Lewis
CoStar Research
August 3, 2026 | 7:20 P.M.

A 72-unit apartment complex in Sacramento, California’s South Land Park neighborhood has sold for $10.9 million, a transaction that brokers say reflects growing investor interest in larger multifamily properties as buyers and sellers begin finding more common ground on pricing.

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