HOUSTON – (Realty News Report) – The Dinerstein Cos., a full-service real estate and development company based in Houston, announced the acquisitions of three multifamily properties totaling nearly 900 apartment units in College Station, Dallas, and Denver.
Additionally, Dinerstein said it plans to invest $18.7 million on capital improvements across the three assets.
The sales build upon a strong year for U.S. apartment investments with sales reaching $164 billion in 2025, the highest level since 2022, according to Transwestern.
In the most recent deal, Dinerstein acquired Sterling College Station, a 350-unit student housing portfolio totaling 1,128 beds, in April. The property consists of two adjacent student housing communities – 2818 and Parkway Place – near Texas A&M University.
Operations will be combined into a single, rebranded community, according to Dinerstein. Planned improvements include renovations to the units at Parkway Place to match the recently upgraded finish level of 2818, and common area improvements such as pickleball courts, pool upgrades, and new exterior paint.
In March, Dinerstein acquired Aspire Cherry Creek, a 218-unit, 12-story tower with 16,376 SF of retail in Denver’s affluent Cherry Creek neighborhood. Built in 2015, the property will undergo renovations to the units with upgraded finishes and refreshed bathrooms as well as improvements to the rooftop pool, fitness center, and shared spaces.
In December, Dinerstein acquired Aspire Park Lane, a 325-unit community in the Park Lane mixed-use development in North Dallas. The property consists of a 15-story high-rise, a 20 high-rise, and a four-story mid-rise, all built in 2008. Dinerstein plans a comprehensive repositioning and rebranding of the property.
“These acquisitions reflect our disciplined approach to identifying value across both conventional multifamily and student housing,” said Adam Beck, Chief Investment Officer at The Dinerstein Cos. “Each investment offers a clear path to value creation — whether through operational optimization, targeted capital improvements, or repositioning well-located assets in supply-constrained markets. We are also expanding our presence into key growth markets, including Dallas and Denver, and we’re excited about the momentum heading into the second half of 2026.”
Boilerplate: Founded in 1955, The Dinerstein Cos. has developed over 80,000 multifamily apartments and 44,000 student housing beds across the country. The company is one of the leading “green” developers in the country with $4.12 billion in LEED certified product completed or under construction.
May 27, 2026, Realty News Report Copyright 2026
Feature image: The Dinerstein Cos. courtesy photo.
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