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Lynd Living has flipped a multifamily community in Margate, Florida, just eight months after acquiring it. The San Antonio-based real estate firm has sold Aqua Villa for $66.5 million, $15.5 million than what it paid on March 17, to Atlanta based CARROLL. Continue...

Lynd Living has sold the Lakes at Margate, a 280-unit, garden-style apartment complex in Margate, for $66.5 million. The firm purchased the property just eight months prior for $51 million.Lynd Living Sells Apartment Community in Margate, Florida for $66.5M Continue...

Just eight months after acquiring a 280-unit garden-style apartment complex northwest of Fort Lauderdale, Lynd Living has sold the asset for $66.50 million. That amounts to $15.50 million more than the $51.00 million price paid on March 17, 2021. Continue Reading...

Lynd Living at Josephine - The Lynd Co., a San Antonio development and management firm, is in the early stages of building a 261-unit apartment property, which it will call Lynd Living at Josephine. "The way that we view the San Antonio market is, you're either in and...

Lynd Living, in partnership with an institutional buyer, has purchased Legends Lakeline in Austin, Texas, for $46.6 million, in an off-market transaction. Continue Reading (PDF) >>>

David Lynd, CEO of LYND LIVING “We’re beefing up our online photos and videos, to give prospective renters a sense of how it is to live in our properties, and the lifestyle the properties promise.” Continue Reading (PDF) >>>

David Lynd, CEO of LYND LIVING “Legends Lakeline is a perfect fit for our strategy of buying properties in well-located, high-growth areas that we can bring up to date and provide a nicer living experience for our residents.” Continue Reading (PDF) >>>

Survivors of domestic abuse and human trafficking are seeking help from one San Antonio home offering more than just a place to stay. Inside the halls of the Providence Place, 11 women currently await their graduation day, this...

David Lynd, CEO of LYND LIVING in Houston, said he took a hard look at the nation’s renter population and found that 70% of them were leasing homes while 45% of the tenants could not afford to buy a home. Continue Reading (PDF) >>>