CATHEDRAL CITY, CA-A 135-unit apartment complex in Cathedral City has been purchased by a Southern California-based partnership, known as Ocotillo Associates.

The buyer has paid nearly $9.2 million for the multifamily property, which translates as $67,777 per unit. The complex, which is called Ocotillo Apartments, stands at 69155 Dinah Shore. Built in 1986, it contains a varied range of floor plans. The unit mix consists of 32 one-bedroom, one-bathroom units, with 16 encompassing 870 sf and the other half encompassing 900 sf, as well as 103 two-bedroom, two-bath units. Of the two-bedroom, two-bathroom units, 56 encompass 1,180 sf and 47 encompass 1,200 sf.

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