Five Dallas-Fort Worth apartment complexes linked to embattled syndicator S2 Capital, carrying more than $300 million in original loans, were listed for auction Tuesday as the once-prolific multifamily owner's portfolio continues to unravel under high interest rates and softening rents.
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