Advenir Oakley Capital Kicks Off Site Work on Latest Build to Rent Development in Greer, SC

Jay Chapman

 

Birmingham, AL and Greer, SC - Advenir Oakley Capital, LLC (“Advenir Oakley”), a leading provider of high-quality rental housing, has started site work on their latest build-to-rent (BTR) community, LEO Jamestown, in Greer, SC.  

 The $78 million development is part of the Greenville, SC Metropolitan Statistical Area (MSA) and will bring much-needed rental housing to the growing area.

LEO Jamestown, which will comprise 296 units across 34.9 acres on the northeast corner of S. Main and Roscoe Drive, is just over a mile to downtown Greer.

In the heart of the Upstate, the development is only a 10-minute drive to BMW’S Spartanburg plant, which is one of the largest automobile manufacturing facilities in the world employing over 11,000 with an economic impact of $17 billion for the state of South Carolina.

Greer offers a high quality of life with a low cost of living. Its strong job market and wide range of amenities and conveniences provides an attractive destination and great place to call home.

 David Oakley

The city is also just minutes from Greenville with cultural attractions, dining and entertainment options.

Designed by Birmingham-based Nequette Architecture & Design, LEO Jamestown will feature a mix of one, two, and three-bedroom cottages designed to meet the needs of individuals and families. 

Louis Nequette

The cottages will offer from nine-to-15-foot ceilings, wood-grain flooring, in-unit washers and dryers, a smart home technology package, private back yards, 24/7 on-call maintenance and optional enclosed garage parking.

 Neighborhood amenities include courtyards with pavilions and grill stations, a central clubhouse with a resort-style pool, state-of-the-art fitness center, dog park and valet trash.

One bedroom units with 882 square feet will rent for approximately $1,800 per month, two-bedroom units with 912 square feet, $2,100, and three-bedrooms in 1,510 square feet, $2,600.

LEO Jamestown is expected to be fully completed by December, 2024, with first deliveries currently scheduled for October, 2023. The community will be managed by Advenir Living, ensuring that residents receive the best possible customer service and support.

“LEO Jamestown is a highly anticipated project,” said Jay Chapman, president and chief executive officer of Birmingham-based Capstone Building Corp., general contractor for the project.

"Capstone is looking forward to this new project in South Carolina with developer Advenir Oakley.”

"We are thrilled to be breaking ground on this exciting new development," said David Oakley, Co-Founder of Advenir Oakley based in Birminghan.

"This project is a testament to our commitment to providing high-quality built-to-rent housing in growing areas, and we look forward to working with the residents of Greer to create a welcoming and vibrant community."

Louis Nequette, Principal of Nequette Architecture, said: "Our design for this cottage development in Greer is specifically tailored to meet the needs of the 'missing middle' in terms of housing demand.

"Designing for the build-to-rent market requires a deep understanding of the needs and desires of today's renters.

"Our goal for this community was to create spaces that are not just functional, but also beautiful, welcoming, and reflective of the unique character and charm of the area.“

For more information about Advenir Oakley and their latest BTR development in Greer, SC, please visit their website or contact their offices.

 

Contacts:

Advenir Oakley Capital, LLC

Matt Vecchitto, 262-237-0897 or mattv@advenir.net

 

David Oakley, 205-913-4632 or do@oakleygroup.com

Websites: 

www.adveniroakleycapital.com

www.oakleygroup.com

www.advenir.net

www.advenirliving.com

 

DXD Capital to launch self-storage project in Miami’s Allapattah submarket

Martha Hargrove

 

 MIAMI, FL, Feb. 27, 2023 -- DXD Capital, a data-driven real estate and private equity firm based in Albuquerque, NM, will launch on March 1st its latest self-storage project in the Allapattah submarket of Miami, Florida.

 

The proposed self-storage facility will be a five-story, fully climate-controlled building with 865 units, with a total cost of $18.7 million, and is located in an area with strong rental growth. The location was selected using DXD’s unique, data-driven site selection process.

According to DXD, Allapattah is a prime market for self-storage, due to its high multifamily occupancy of 96.79%, with 4,913 multifamily units planned for delivery.

 

 Apartment dwellers are three times more likely to use self-storage, and their preferred self-storage units are typically within 3 miles – or roughly a 10-minute drive – away from their residence.

 

Allapattah’s median income is expected to rise by 2% annually until 2025, with higher income residents increasingly moving into new multifamily units around the area.

 

 It is also close to the proposed $1 billion mixed-use soccer complex project for soccer team Inter Miami, which is co-owned by David Beckham.

 David Beckham

The plans include a 25,000-seat soccer stadium, 750 room hotel, restaurants, retail, and a 50+ acre park. The proximity of the project is expected to increase economic opportunities in the area and the planned multifamily deliveries point to an accelerated gentrification in the Miami Allapattah sub-market.

 

The Allapattah project is part of DXD’s continued investment in self-storage development. Self-storage experienced strong rental rate growth through the pandemic and represents one of the fastest growing investment opportunities in the United States.

“DXD reverse-engineers that process,” says Martha Hargrove, DXD Capital Managing Director - Investor Relations.

 

“Real estate professionals have a rough understanding of land costs, construction costs, property taxes, and many different metrics. From there, we can determine what rental rates we must achieve to deliver our investors outsized returns.”

 

According to Hargrove, DXD’s specialization in self-storage gives it an edge over other developers in the space.

 

“We’ve assembled a team of experts to be the best investor in self-storage. Our 25-person team has developed over 200 facilities nationwide. They now select sites and build self storage facilities with DXD from the ground up across the US.”

 

Hargrove added that DXD’s investments have been performing well in today’s self-storage-friendly climate.

 

“One of our projects in Litchfield Park, Arizona, just outside of Phoenix, has outperformed our pro forma leasing expectations by more than 150%, despite opening in November, which is typically the slowest leasing month for self-storage.”

 

Contact:

 David Ebeling

Ebeling Communications

949.861.8351

949.278.7851 (Cell)

david@ebelingcomm.com

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Legacy of Creativity and Innovation Foundation for Newly Branded Clayworks District in Golden, CO

 

The Coors Family’s 5-block downtown Golden property will be
transformed into a ultra-sustainable mixed-use new district

 Golden, CO. Feb. 27, 2023 – AC Development announced today the launch of Clayworks, the new brand for the planned mixed-use district in downtown Golden previously known as the CoorsTek 9^th Street Redevelopment.

Clayworks will be an extension of downtown Golden, welcoming the community back to this historic site for the first time in well over a century.

Dan Cohen

The Clayworks vision and plan were unanimously approved by the Golden City Council last year.

The deeply sustainable new district will be located on over 12 acres of land owned by the Coors family.

The site has been home to CoorsTek’s technical ceramics manufacturing and research facilities since 1910, but AC Development will soon transform this area into a dynamic five-block district with cutting edge office spaces, a boutique hotel, distinctive apartments, and outstanding food and beverage — all rooted in the beautiful context and lifestyle of Golden, Colorado.

Michael Coors

“We are excited to re-envision and transform this significant property, while ensuring it remains reflective of the Golden community and the Coors Family legacy,” said Dan Cohen, AC Development president.

“At a time when people are seeking connection and collaboration, Clayworks offers an exceptional place in a one-of-a-kind location, featuring unmatched amenities, striking architecture, beautiful outdoor spaces, cutting edge sustainability, and a unique collection of companies and people.”

Construction on the project’s first phase will start later this year.

Rendering CoorsTek, Colden, CO

Clayworks is a name inspired by the rich history of ceramics innovation and production on the site, which was purchased by the Coors Family in 1886 for use initially as a glass works to support their nearby growing brewery.

 In 1910, the property became home to a new porcelain company (later to become CoorsTek), which located here because of the area’s naturally occurring high quality clay deposits that produced first-rate ceramics.

“The name is deeply connected to our guiding principles of innovation and discovery, history and legacy, craft and quality,” continued Cohen.

 “And it represents the entrepreneurship, technological advancements, and global impact that have occurred and certainly will continue to originate on this site. At once illuminating the past while also shining a light on a very bright future.”

“Clayworks will give way to the next generation of innovation and creativity as the location of CoorsTek’s new global headquarters and as a space for leading edge companies and other groups who share our commitment to craft, sustainability, and community,” said Michael Coors, CoorsTek Co-CEO.

“It will be part of the next 100 years of our company’s history, while adding more compelling experiences to the already special quality of downtown Golden.”

 

 Contacts:

 Devan Crean

dcrean@novitascommunications.com

303-947-7724

 www.acdevelopment.com.

www.clayworksgolden.com.