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LA investor loses multiple DFW properties to lenders in wave of foreclosures

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Tides Equities has lost apartments across the DFW area, representing about 3,000 units. Lenders have reclaimed major multifamily communities after a wave of foreclosures.

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LA investor loses multiple DFW properties to lenders in wave of foreclosures

Tides Equities has lost apartments across the DFW area, representing about 3,000 units. Lenders have reclaimed major multifamily communities after a wave of foreclosures.

·United States
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·Minneapolis, United States
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Star Tribune broke the news in Minneapolis, United States on Thursday, January 23, 2025.
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