Active Sellers - Multifamily - Duval County

Verified active multifamily sellers in Duval County - owner identity, mailing address, disposition dates and Property IDs to reach owners who recently exited multifamily assets.

What you get

Verified owners who just sold multifamily in your market, ready to act on their next move

  • Every record is a confirmed owner who completed at least one multifamily disposition in your selected market during your selected period.
  • You get their identity, mailing address, disposition count, disposition dates, cities, and Property IDs.
  • It is scoped to multifamily on the sell side only, so there is no mixed-asset noise to filter out.
  • Each owner is drawn from a verified ownership transfer, not a listing or a model.

Sample data

What you will receive

Sample data shown below is anonymized and synthetic. It is provided for illustrative purposes only and does not represent real properties, owners, or permits.
Owner IDOwner NameOwner Mailing AddressNo. of DispositionsDisposition DateAsset Class DisposedDisposition CityProperty ID DisposedColumnColumn
OWN-US-004821Hartwell Ridge Holdings LLC2500 Larimer St, Suite 1400, Denver, CO 8021112026-02-11Multifamily2To9DenverPROP-US-118734
OWN-US-007336Estuary Capital Partners LLC2200 Guadalupe St, Suite 1600, Austin, TX 7870422026-01-27, 2026-03-05Multifamily10PlusAustinPROP-US-129045, PROP-US-129108
OWN-US-002190Miguel A. Serrano2700 K St, Suite 2200, Sacramento, CA 9581412026-03-19Multifamily2To9SacramentoPROP-US-131562
OWN-US-009104Haywood Ventures Inc.4700 Park Rd, Ste 210, Charlotte, NC 2821012026-02-28Multifamily10PlusCharlottePROP-US-127883

Why now

The owner who sold last month is a different prospect than one who sold two years ago

Multifamily capital moves in cycles tied to rate conditions, financing windows, and local rental dynamics. An owner who just closed a sale is already deciding what comes next: redeploying, rebalancing, or exiting the asset class. Static ownership databases never surface that window, because they show who owns what today, not who just moved. This signal puts you in front of those owners while the capital is still in motion, before a competitor works out they were active and the warmest moment is gone.

Who uses this

Built for your workflow

Investors and Developers

See who is actively selling multifamily in your target submarket while their next move is still open. Spot acquisition targets, track competitors exiting positions, and read supply pressure from what just changed hands and where. A recent seller is often a motivated buyer somewhere else, which is a conversation you can start first.

Brokers and Agents

These are your warmest multifamily seller contacts. Owners who just closed are already thinking about what to do with the proceeds, so reach them with reinvestment options, 1031 exchange ideas, or a portfolio review before anyone else has noticed the sale. The mailing address gives you a direct line to the decision maker.

Appraisers

Build the ownership picture behind recent multifamily dispositions. It is useful context for market advisory work and comparable analysis, showing who exited, where, and when the transfer was confirmed rather than when a listing appeared.

Lenders

A confirmed multifamily disposition frees a block of equity that rarely sits idle. Sellers who trade out of apartments typically roll into a larger multifamily deal on a 1031 clock, which is a purchase-money or bridge conversation with a hard deadline attached. Reach them while the exchange window is open and the financing is not yet placed.

Construction

A recent multifamily sale often precedes repositioning or redevelopment by the new owner, and a redeploying seller may be moving capital into a build. Use the disposition activity to identify owners and submarkets where work is likely to follow.

Data quality

How this signal holds up

SourcePrimary

Built from verified ownership and transfer records

Each record is drawn from verified property ownership and disposition data: county official records, deeds, and clerk filings. VIREC processes, classifies, and structures the underlying data so what you receive is clean, actionable intelligence, not raw public filings you have to interpret yourself.

Coverage: your selected market.

IdentityConfirmed

Owner identity sourced from the transaction record

Each owner is identified from the underlying disposition record, not estimated and not modeled. You receive the owner name and mailing address as recorded at the time of sale, including LLC and corporate entities, giving you a direct and actionable point of contact.

Includes: owner identity, mailing address, disposition activity, and location data.

RefreshQuarterly

Each edition covers a clean, bounded period

Active Multi-Residential Sellers is released quarterly. Each edition covers a complete calendar quarter so you always know exactly what window your list reflects. Historical editions are available when you need to look back at an earlier period.

Archive: prior editions available, useful for trend analysis and cohort comparisons.

ScopeDispositions only

Multifamily sellers only, no buyers, no non-market transfers

This dataset covers the disposition side and multifamily asset class only. Internal transfers, nominal-consideration transfers, and off-market conveyances are filtered out. What remains is real sellers who moved real capital out of multifamily, which is what makes the list worth acting on.

Asset class: multifamily (2+ units).

Filter logicTime-sliced

Ownership change falls within the selected time slice

Each owner qualifies when their confirmed disposition date falls within the selected period and market. One confirmed multifamily disposition is the minimum threshold. Owners who disposed of multiple properties in the same window appear once, with every disposition date and Property ID listed.

Threshold: minimum 1 confirmed multifamily disposition within the selected period and market.

SampleFree on request

See the schema and record quality before you commit

A representative sample is available for every market on request. It includes real-format records with owner identity and address lightly anonymized, which is enough to validate fit and data quality before you buy.

Request from the sample button on this page.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

For brokers, an owner who just sold a multifamily asset is holding capital they need to redeploy, often on a 1031 clock, so they are your warmest possible buyer contact for the next deal. For lenders, a recent disposition means active financing conversations on the replacement asset, and the owner name and address are already in the record to reach them first.

VIREC compiles the data directly from public ownership and transfer records: county official records, deeds, and clerk filings. There are no third-party aggregators and no data resellers in the chain. Records are standardized into a clean, consistent schema and cross-referenced for accuracy before they reach your account, so what you act on is confirmed rather than modeled.

Once your order is confirmed, the dataset loads automatically into your VIREC Platform account and is available immediately in the My data tab. There is no download and no file to import. If you need the data in a different format or channel, contact us and we will accommodate it.

Yes, that is what it is built for. Every record includes the owner name and the mailing address on file for tax purposes, which is the most direct address you will find for reaching an owner, whether that owner is a person or a holding company. That makes it usable for direct mail and targeted outreach the moment it lands in your account.

Every Owner ID and Property ID drops directly into AI Search on the platform to pull a full profile: ownership history, permit activity, transaction history, owner identity, mailing address, and more. The same IDs are consistent across every VIREC signal, so you can move from a seller here to that owner's holdings or permit record in another signal without re-matching anything.

Yes, and the combination adds real targeting depth. Active Multi-Residential Sellers tells you who just exited multifamily. Layer it with the Active Multi-Residential Buyers, Multi-Residential Sales Comps, and Long-Tenure Multi-Residential Owners signals to cross-reference seller activity against who is buying, what things traded for, and how long owners have held. Every Owner ID and Property ID is consistent across all of them and in AI Search.