West Shore Celebrates 50th Acquisition With Atlas Bluewood Apartments in DFW

As the firm’s sixth acquisition in Texas, the Atlas Bluewood Apartments, formerly known as The Livano at Bluewood, is a brand-new community with 272 units.

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Boston-based West Shore has announced the acquisition of The Livano at Bluewood, now known as Atlas Bluewood Apartments, in Celina, Texas. The acquisition marks West Shore’s 50th overall acquisition, sixth in Texas, and second in the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex, reaching a total of nearly 1,900 units in the state.

The newly built Atlas Bluewood Apartments offers 272 one- to three-bedroom homes with chef-inspired kitchens, roomy floor plans, ample storage, large balconies, and in-unit laundry.

“West Shore has now invested in two unique and well-positioned properties in the Dallas-Fort Worth region, building upon our investment model to grow our existing portfolio in the best strategic locations,” says Lee Rosenthal, president of West Shore.

“Atlas Bluewood provides the friendliness and comfort of a small-town neighborhood in a brand-new community. With several floor plans and features as well as all-inclusive amenities and relaxing views, the Atlas Bluewood community offers an unforgettable apartment experience,” Rosenthal adds.

Located north of Prosper between Frisco and McKinney, the well-located community offers an expansive pool; a private yoga and spin studio; a fenced pet park; a business center with private offices and conference rooms; an on-site marketplace; an entertainment lounge; and grilling stations.

“This noteworthy purchase of Atlas Bluewood Apartments marks our 50th property acquisition, as we continue to provide our investors and residents with great opportunities in prime locations,” says Steven P. Rosenthal, chairman of West Shore.

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Leah Draffen

Leah Draffen is an associate editor for Zonda's Builder and Multifamily Executive magazines. She earned a B.A. in journalism and minors in business administration and sociology from Louisiana State University.

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