Haya Zilberboim, left, and Oz Cohen, co-founders and partners of Emma Capital Haya Zilberboim, left, and Oz Cohen, co-founders and partners of Emma Capital

INDIANAPOLIS, IN—Toronto-based Emma Capital Investments is acquiring Courts I, a 148-unit apartment community at 2000 W. 79th Street, and Courts II, a 336-unit property at 8002 Harcourt Road, Indianapolis. The $38.5 million acquisition, Emma Capital's 36th and 37th purchases in the United States, brings its total acquired apartments to date to approximately 9,500.

The properties were built in 1967 and 1973 respectively and are located next to each other.

Currently, the properties are being operated together, but Emma Capital says it plans to run them separately. The Courts I offers four different floor plans, with an overall average unit size of approximately 1,010 square feet. All units have washer/dryer appliances. The Courts II offers five different floor plans with an overall average unit size of approximately 1,098 square feet.

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