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​Rhodium Capital Advisors announced the acquisition of 462 apartment units in Bridgeport, including at 2209-2225 Main St., for $30.5 million.

​Rhodium Capital Advisors announced the acquisition of 462 apartment units in Bridgeport, including at 2209-2225 Main St., for $30.5 million.

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Real estate investment firm ​Rhodium Capital Advisors and Toronto-based Firm Capital American Realty Partners announced they have acquired 14 Bridgeport apartment buildings totaling about 460 units in a deal worth $30.5 million.

The portfolio consists of one 179-unit complex and 13 buildings with an average of 22 units each spread throughout the city. Rhodium said it plans to spend about $1 million on capital improvements and $1.6 million to upgrade and modernize the units.

The properties are located at: 2209-2225 Main St., 1465 East Main St., 340 Putnam St., 299 Berkshire Ave., 644-654 Park St., 30 Granfield Ave., 80 Granfield Ave., 85 Price St., 1575 Iranistan Ave., 898-930 Norman St., 1421 Fairfield Ave., 850 Hancock Ave., 1054 Hancock Ave. and 1590 Barnum Ave.

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