Monday, November 26, 2012

Mercury Investment Unloads Mission Springs Apartments for $23m

 VIZZDA—November 23rd, 2012 — Adrian Goldstein of Gelt, Inc. and Warren Breslow of Goldrich & Kest have acquired Mission Springs Apartments in Tempe for $23m or $75,163.39 per unit. The purchase was financed with $17m new multifamily debt originated by CBRE Multifamily Capital and assigned to Fannie Mae.


The 306-unit complex is 97% occupied and consists of 27 one and two story buildings totaling 227,481 ft2. The master-metered complex sits on 13.28 acres and was completed in 1987. Allison Shelton Real Estate Services will continue in its capacity as property manager. The unit mix is as follows:

Units
Bedrooms
Bathrooms
Average ft2
Base Rent
72
0
1
506 ft2
$664
80
1
1
635 ft2
$715
90
2
2
804 ft2
$831
64
2
2
884 ft2
$841

The most recent non-distressed sale of Mission Springs took place on March 8th, 2006 when Fairfield Residential acquired the property for $28.85m with $8,947,768 down and $21.2m new debt with Nationwide Life Insurance Company. Nationwide issued a notice of trustee sale for the property on August 10th, 2009 and it reverted to Nationwide on November 20th, 2009 with a $13.4m credit bid.

Abbot Apter of Mercury Investments paid $15.4m or $50,326.79 per unit on July 29th, 2010, with $3.9m down and $11.5m new debt with Aetna Life Insurance Company. A $23m sales price represents a 21.9% annualized rate of return.

By:
Paul Dionne
Director of Analytics
Vizzda.com

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