Boulder company buys Copperleaf Place apartments for $21M
FORT COLLINS — A company registered in Boulder bought the newly completed Copperleaf Place apartment complex late last month.
Copperleaf Place Apartments LLC, which appears to be a holding company, purchased the three luxury apartments in Fort Collins for $21,825,000 from the building developer Brinkman Development LLC on July 25, according to Larimer County property records. That breaks down to a sale price of approximately $232,180.86 per unit.
Property records show the deed was sent to Jacob Durling after Larimer County officials recorded the sale. Durling is a partner at Boulder-based Flatirons Realty Investment Fund LLLP and president of Warm Springs Holdings LLC.
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Durling did not respond to a request for comment Wednesday morning.
Brinkman finished building the 2.9-acre, 94-unit midtown complex last year.
FORT COLLINS — A company registered in Boulder bought the newly completed Copperleaf Place apartment complex late last month.
Copperleaf Place Apartments LLC, which appears to be a holding company, purchased the three luxury apartments in Fort Collins for $21,825,000 from the building developer Brinkman Development LLC on July 25, according to Larimer County property records. That breaks down to a sale price of approximately $232,180.86 per unit.
Property records show the deed was sent to Jacob Durling after Larimer County officials recorded the sale. Durling is a partner at Boulder-based Flatirons Realty Investment Fund LLLP…
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