Janet Neman |
Janet Neman,
senior managing director, and Bryan
Glenn, senior director, of Charles Dunn Company represented buyer, Engine
Real Estate, LLC from Los Angeles, as well as the seller, a private investor from
Beverly Hills. The closing cap rate was 5.5 percent.
Built in 1927 in Art Deco
design, the property was 97 percent occupied at the close of escrow and
includes 24 studio units and eight one-bedroom units. On-site amenities include
upgraded units and common areas, laundry room, secured access, and an intercom
system.
Bryan Glenn |
With its central location
close to Downtown Los Angeles, Hollywood, and Mid-City, Koreatown continues to
experience strong rental growth, investment demand, and an influx of renters
seeking renovated, high-end apartments.
“932 Irolo is a very
unique asset because of its non-rent controlled status despite its 1920s
vintage,” noted Glenn. “This transaction was a perfect example of maximizing the
potential for multifamily units in Koreatown through repositioning and high-end
renovations to attract quality tenants at great rental rates and ultimately a
strong sale price.”
Glenn added that the
Charles Dunn team received multiple offers very quickly and selected the buyer
based on the strength of its offer, experience, and qualifications.
The asset is located in
the amenity-rich heart of Koreatown north of Olympic Boulevard, south of 8th
Street and just east of Western Avenue. It is adjacent to the Seoul
International Park and is walking distance to the purple line Metro stop at
Wilshire / Normandie, as well as the Robert F. Kennedy Schools.
For a complete copy of the company’s news release,
please contact:
Darcie Giacchetto
949.278.6224
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