Tucson Apartments Sell for More Than $2 Mil

TUCSON-An apartment complex on the city's south side has sold for more than $19,500 per unit.

By D.J. Burrough | January 23, 2001 at 01:01 AM

Miguel Podolsky, a Santa Cruz, CA-based investor bought the Villa Del Sol Apartments, a 104-unit complex at 6775 E. Golf Links Rd. in Tucson, for $2.035 million. The complex is in southeast Tucson, just a few miles north of Davis Monthan Air Force Base.

The property was sold by Nicol Investment Company, a San Diego-based real estate investment firm. Nicol Investment Co. had owned the property for five years.

The Tucson office of Marcus & Millichap, with broker Mike McClain, represented the principals in the sale.

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