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Elme Communities disclosed that the inspection period expired under its agreement to sell Riverside Apartments for $250 million, making the buyer's $4 million deposit generally nonrefundable. The property includes 1,222 apartments and adjacent land, and closing was expected around September 14, 2026, subject to remaining conditions. That milestone lowers one execution risk, but the sale was not closed and completion was not assured. Even if Riverside closes, debt repayment, taxes, transaction expenses and wind-down costs will affect the proceeds available during Elme's liquidation. Delays or weaker results on the remaining portfolio could also reduce or defer the value ultimately distributed. The precise inspection update comes from Elme's regulatory filing, while independent reporting supplies broader transaction context. Samir's objective is property cash flow and financing: watch closing confirmation, final proceeds, debt repayment, transaction costs, remaining dispositions and the timing of liquidation distributions.

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Elme says Riverside sale cleared inspection with a generally nonrefundable deposit

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