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20-year-old in critical condition after early Friday shooting in Mobile
Updated Apr 30, 2021;
A 20-year-old man is in the hospital following an overnight shooting in Mobile.
The shooting happened at the Green Tree Apartments on Airport Boulevard around 12:30 a.m., according to Mobile police.
The man’s identity hasn’t been released yet.
He was rushed to an area hospital in serious condition after officials arrived. His current condition, as well as where exactly he was shot at, is unknown at this time.
Mobile police have not released any information in the case, including a motive or potential suspects.
Police are still investigating the early Friday morning incident.
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Green Tree Apartments with (from left) R.O.I. Capital founders Noam Avrahami, Shay Atiya, Shay Milch and Northland Investment founder Lawrence Gottesdiener
R.O.I. Capital Group made its first venture into the South Florida multifamily market, buying a 296-unit Oakland Park complex for $58.5 million.
Israel-based real estate investor R.O.I. Capital bought Green Tree Apartments at 5201 North Dixie Highway from Northland Investments, according to a press release. The deal equates to $197,635 per unit.
R.O.I. secured $47 million in acquisition financing from Westbury, New York-based commercial real estate lender ACRES, according to the release. It is a three-year bridge loan with two one-year renewal options.