Jason Stanton |
TAMPA, FL – Berkadia
recently completed the sales of two Tampa multifamily properties, Newport
Villas and Pinetree Apartments, which sold for a combined $27.3 million.
Senior Director Jason Stanton of Berkadia’s Tampa office and Senior Director Hal Warren and Managing Director Cole Whitaker of the Orlando office
completed the transactions.
“Both of these communities
represent a great opportunity for a value-add renovation program, making them
appealing to investors in the Tampa Bay market,” Stanton said.
“Additionally,
the employment opportunities offered by the booming business in the downtown
area makes this a particularly attractive market.”
Located at 4902 N. Macdill
Ave., Newport Villas was sold by Newport Lakeside, LLC of Miami to The RADCO
Companies of Atlanta for $20.3 million.
The 372-unit property, which was just
over 97 percent occupied at the time of sale, offers one- and two-bedroom floor
plans.
Unit amenities include ceiling fans, ceramic tiled kitchens and
bathrooms, oversized patios, pantries and walk-in closets. Residents also enjoy
community amenities including 24-hour laundry facilities, a business center, a
cardio fitness center, a clubhouse with a TV room, floating sun deck, a fishing
lake, lakeside boardwalk, picnic and barbeque areas and a swimming pool.
Hal Warren |
Pinetree Apartments,
located at 3706 W. Idlewild Ave., was sold by Miami-based Newport Pinetree, LLC
to Tampa-based Idlewood Avenue Apartments, LLC for $7 million.
The 110-unit
property, built in 1985, offers one- and two-bedroom floor plans that feature
air conditioning, basic cable, ceiling fans, energy efficient appliances,
self-cleaning ovens, and patios or balconies.
Select units also include vaulted
ceilings and walk-in closets. The community has two laundry facilities, a fitness
center, a clubhouse, on-site maintenance and management, package pick-up, a
picnic area with barbeque grills and a swimming pool.
Both properties are less
than seven miles from downtown Tampa and less than five miles from the
Westshore District. Nearby Tampa Bay Park Office Complex is a
469,000-square-foot corporate office space and home to tenants including
T-Mobile, The Art Institute of Tampa and New York Life.
The Tampa Bay market has a
current occupancy of 95.67 percent with average effective rents of $1,100 in
the second quarter of 2016.
Average effective rents increased 6.61 percent
year-over-year during the second quarter of 2016. Tampa Bay ranks second among
Florida cities for year-over-year job growth, with 42,900 new private-sector
jobs added by March 2016. In that time, the area’s unemployment rate decreased
to 4.3 percent.
For a
complete copy of the company’s news release, please contact:
Beth Payan, Larry Vershel
Communications 407-644-4142 lvershelco@aol.com
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