BRYAN, Texas – Boston-based West Shore LLC has acquired Broadstone Traditions, a 261-unit residential community in Bryan, located northwest of Houston.
This marks West Shore’s third major acquisition in the Bryan-College Station metropolitan area, a growing hub for young professionals, academics and recent graduates due to its proximity to Texas A&M University, the company said.
Broadstone Traditions will be combined with the adjacent 8085 at Traditions community, a 396-unit property in Bryan that West Shore has owned and operated since 2018. The merged portfolio will create a 657-unit community, becoming West Shore’s largest multifamily asset. West Shore also owns and operates SoCo at Tower Point, a 318-unit community in nearby College Station.
“The new 8085 at Traditions is a distinctive Class A property and occupies an excellent location in the thriving Bryan-College Station market,” said West Shore Chairman Steven P. Rosenthal.
Founded in Boston in 2016, West Shore owns and operates a diverse portfolio of 24 multifamily properties totaling 6,669 units, with a combined market value exceeding $1 billion.
Sept. 10, 2019 Realty News Report
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