Minnesota buyer pays nearly $50 million for Fort Myers low-income units

Dominium, which specializes in affordable housing complexes, has bought a 320-unit complex in Fort Myers.

  • By Louis Llovio
  • | 5:20 p.m. July 15, 2022
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Minnesota-based Dominium, which specialized in affordable housing complexes, has bought 320-unit complex in Fort Myers. (Courtesy photo)
Minnesota-based Dominium, which specialized in affordable housing complexes, has bought 320-unit complex in Fort Myers. (Courtesy photo)
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A low-income apartment complex in Fort Myers has sold.

The Brittany Apartments, a 320-unit development at 4050 Winkler Ave., brought $49 million. The buyer was Dominium, a Minnesota-based affordable housing development and management company.

The property, according to the commercial real estate firm Marcus & Millichap, is made up of 26 two-story buildings sitting on 23.86 acres.

 

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