Friday, October 2, 2020

Passco Continues Acquisitions Activity with Addition of 200-Unit Multifamily Community in Supply-Constrained Northern Virginia Submarket

 

 

Christine Espenshade

WOODBRIDGE, VA  — Passco Companies, a privately held California-based commercial real estate company that specializes in acquisition, development, and property and asset management throughout the U.S., has acquired The Preserve at Catons Crossing, a 200-unit, mid-rise apartment community in the Northern Virginia submarket of Woodbridge, Virginia.

 

Gary Goodman

The acquisition comes on the heels of the firm’s purchase of One Hampton Lake, a 330-unit multifamily community in South Carolina, earlier this month.

 Passco was attracted to The Preserve at Catons Crossing based on the asset’s strong track record and location in a submarket that has no multifamily development in the pipeline, despite several demand drivers and strong positioning for further growth, according to Gary Goodman, the firm’s Senior Vice President of Acquisitions.  

 “This opportunity to acquire this solid core asset in a stabilized, supply-constrained market is perfectly aligned with our multifamily investment strategy,” says Goodman. “With no competing properties under construction nor in lease-up, we anticipate healthy, sustained resident demand.”  

The Preserve at Catons Crossing, a 200-unit, mid-rise apartment community in the Northern Virginia submarket of Woodbridge, VA

 The Preserve at Catons Crossing is located at 2760 Green Ash Loop in Woodbridge, Virginia. Christine Espenshade and Robert Garrish of Newmark Knight Frank represented both the seller and the buyer in this transaction. 

 Chris Black and Caleb Marten of KeyBank Real Estate Capital’s Commercial Mortgage Group arranged acquisition financing on behalf of Passco Companies.  

Goodman explains that the asset, which has maintained an occupancy rate of 95% and higher throughout the pandemic, will benefit from a diverse and growing job market.   

Robert Garrish

“The Preserve is located immediately adjacent to a state-of-the-art, 240,000 square-foot Kaiser Permanente medical center currently under development, which will provide a solid resident base,” says Goodman, who notes that the facility, planned to be completed next year, is anticipated to support approximately 450 employees.

 “Further, the apartment community is within a 30-minute commute of Amazon’s HQ2 development in National Landing, which will not only bring thousands of jobs to the region over the next several years, but is expected to be a boon for the greater Northern Virginia and Washington, D.C. metropolitan area, driving up demand for apartments throughout the region.”  

 The property is also within commuting distance of several other employment hubs, including D.C., Old Town Alexandria, Quantico, Fort Belvoir, The Pentagon, and Springfield, which is home to the Transportation Security Administration’s new headquarters.  

 

Chris Black
Goodman also points to the exceptional retail and lifestyle amenities The Preserve’s location offers as a compelling draw for potential residents:

  “The apartment community is ideally located west of Interstate 95, in very close proximity to two of the most popular retail destinations in Prince William County, Potomac Mills and Stonebridge at Potomac Town Center, as well as several other neighborhood centers and dining and shopping options.”  

 Goodman also notes that the asset, which was originally constructed in 2010, was well maintained under previous institutional ownership, further driving its tremendous upside potential and presenting relatively low risk.  

 “We were able to secure this like-new property based in part on a long-term relationship with the seller,” continues Goodman. “While this is Passco’s first purchase from Fairfield Residential, our teams are well acquainted, going back 30 years. It has been a delight to work together on this transaction.”  

  CONTACTS:

 

Micaela Fehrenbach / Elisabeth Manville  

Brower Group  

(949) 438-6262  

mfehrenbach@brower-group.com  

 

 

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