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CrossHarbor Capital Partners Acquires Tempe Apartment Complex

The investment firm purchased the 335-unit residential property known as The Alyssa for a significant loan-backed amount.

Updated on Oct. 28, 2026 in Residential

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CrossHarbor Capital Partners acquired The Alyssa, a 335-unit apartment complex in Tempe, supported by a $78.5 million loan from Corten Real Estate. AI Illustration. Upload story photo >

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CrossHarbor Capital Partners has completed the acquisition of The Alyssa, a 335-unit residential asset located in Tempe. The transaction was supported by a $78.5 million acquisition loan provided by Corten Real Estate.

Why it matters

This transaction reflects continued investment activity in the Phoenix-area multifamily market, where transaction volumes reached $1.3 billion during the first seven months of 2026.

The Alyssa spans more than 5 acres and features 335 units. The acquisition was financed through a $78.5 million loan provided by Corten Real Estate.

The players

CrossHarbor Capital Partners

This investment firm manages capital for institutional investors and focuses on real estate acquisitions.

StreetLights Residential

This developer specializes in the design and construction of luxury multifamily housing projects.

Corten Real Estate

This firm provides financing and debt capital solutions for commercial real estate projects.

Zions Bank

This financial institution provides a variety of banking services and commercial lending products.

The details

StreetLights Residential, which originally obtained a $65.5 million construction loan for the development in 2021, sold the asset to CrossHarbor. The property, which opened in 2024, is situated on over 5 acres.

Timeline

  1. StreetLights Residential secured a $65.5 million construction loan in 2021.

  2. The Alyssa residential community officially opened in 2024.

  3. Zions Bank acquired the project construction loan debt in 2026.

  4. CrossHarbor Capital Partners finalized the acquisition in October 2026.

Culture Shift

This deal underscores the ongoing institutional interest in Phoenix-area residential assets. It follows a broader regional trend that saw $1.3 billion in multifamily transaction volume recorded during the first seven months of 2026.

Residents of The Alyssa will see new ownership management following the transition from StreetLights Residential to CrossHarbor Capital Partners. This shift generally indicates a change in day-to-day property operations and administrative oversight for current tenants.

The takeaway

Large-scale multifamily asset sales are often heavily dependent on the availability and terms of acquisition financing. Investors continue to monitor loan debt transfers as a barometer for market health and developer exit strategies.

Further reading

For more information on housing developments in the area, visit Residential.

Source note: This article includes information reported by 301 Moved Permanently.

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