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Entering the Bay-Area Multifamily Market with a Multimillion-Dollar Deal
Entering the Bay-Area Multifamily Market with a Multimillion-Dollar Deal

Multi-Housing News  |  Jan 15, 2015

Decron Properties Corp. has acquired Highland Gardens, a 187-unit garden-style apartment community in Mountain View, Calif., for $86 million. The acquisition marks LA-based Decron’s first, but not last, buy in the Bay Area multifamily market.

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Book of Lists – 2015
Book of Lists – 2015

Los Angeles Business Journal  |  Jan 15, 2015

Decron on the Book of Lists – Los Angeles Business Journal 2015 Book of Lists is the complete collection of data on industry leaders researched by our editorial team over the past year – more than 50 lists and over 3,000 business leads!

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Silicon Newbie Ramps Up Acquisition Plan
Silicon Newbie Ramps Up Acquisition Plan

Bisnow - Real Estate  |  Jan 14, 2015

LA-based Decron Properties just made its first buy in Silicon Valley and is targeting an additional $260M of acquisitions in the Bay Area this year.

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SoCal’s Decron Properties buys Mountain View apartments for $86M, plans $350M in Bay Area buys
SoCal’s Decron Properties buys Mountain View apartments for $86M, plans $350M in Bay Area buys

Silicon Valley Business Journal  |  Jan 12, 2015

David J. Nagel, president and CEO of Decron Properties, has a simple rule when it comes to investment: Go where the jobs are. It’s hardly unique, but it has worked for the family-owned investment firm for more than a half century. Now the strategy is leading the major Los Angeles-based landlord to the Bay Area for the first time.

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Decron Properties Enters the Bay Area
Decron Properties Enters the Bay Area

Press Release  |  Jan 9, 2015

Decron Properties Corp, has acquired Highland Gardens, a 187-unit garden-style apartment community in Mountain View, CA for a total consideration of $86 million.

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Developer sets sights on young families of modest means
Developer sets sights on young families of modest means

Seattle Times  |  Dec 19, 2014

LOS ANGELES – While many Southern California apartment builders are racing to attract hip, single urbanites with lots of cash, one Los Angeles developer is taking a different tack and pursuing young families of more modest means.

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Apartment developer sets sights on young families of modest means
Apartment developer sets sights on young families of modest means

Los Angeles Times  |  Oct 30, 2014

Decron Properties Corp. is buying and upgrading aging apartment complexes in semi-suburban towns, such as Simi Valley, Chino Hills and Moorpark, where residents are seeking family-oriented communities away from the congestion and bustle of Los Angeles.

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PDO West Ranks on Largest Construction Project List
PDO West Ranks on Largest Construction Project List

Los Angeles Business Journal  |  Sep 9, 2014

Playa Del Oro West, Decron’s newest multifamily apartment development in Playa Del Rey, was included in the Los Angeles Business Journal’s list of largest construction projects.

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Madison apartments for sale as condos
Madison apartments for sale as condos

Santa Clarita Signal  |  Sep 2, 2014

Originally built as part of the Valencia master plan, and designed as Santa Clarita’s truly first work, live, walk residential homes, The Madison apartments are now being readied for sale as condominiums – their original intended use.

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Decron Acquires 440-Unit MF in Los Angeles Area for $82.5M
Decron Acquires 440-Unit MF in Los Angeles Area for $82.5M

Multi-Housing News  |  Aug 13, 2014

Decron Properties Corp. has acquired Village Crossing, a 440-unit garden style, multifamily apartment community in Chino Hills, Calif., from Invesco Real Estate for $82.25 million.

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Decron Spends $82M on Apartment Complex
Decron Spends $82M on Apartment Complex

Globe Street  |  Aug 11, 2014

Decron Properties Corp. has purchased Village Crossing, a 440-unit apartment complex in Chino Hills, CA, from Invesco Real Estate for $82.2 million. The investor plans to spend an additional $9.2 million upgrading and renovating the property from a class-B to a class-A complex, making the total investment cost approximately $91.4 million.

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Giant Chino Hills apartment complex sold; new owner eyes families
Giant Chino Hills apartment complex sold; new owner eyes families

Los Angeles Times  |  Aug 8, 2014

A sprawling luxury apartment complex in Chino Hills is in for major improvements after being sold for more than $82 million to one of the region’s biggest landlords. Decron Properties Corp. of Los Angeles bought Village Crossing, a 440-unit garden style apartment community near the intersection of Chino Hills Parkway and the 71 Freeway.

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