AUSTIN-The 142-unit Riverside Place Apartment complex has changed hands in an end-of-the-year transaction. Vinland Riverside Partners LP, based in New York City, has transferred the holding to Briarwood Riverside Apartments Ltd. in San Diego.
Vinland Riverside Partners LP of New York City is the seller of the 142-unit complex.Brokers from the Dallas and Austin offices of Hendricks & Partners Inc. handled the transaction. Hendricks & Partners is located at 4705 Spicewood Springs Rd. in Austin.
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