ATLANTA, GA— Torchlight Investors & Wilkinson Corporation have acquired 32Hundred Lenox, a 431-unit apartment community in the heart of Buckhead. Travis Presnell, Tyler Averitt and Mike Kemether of Cushman & Wakefield represented the seller, Elite Street Capital, in the transaction.
“32Hundred Lenox is one of Buckhead's most unique opportunities, both current and long-term, as it's probably one of Atlanta's most high-profile, value-add deals this cycle,” Presnell says. “We expect a dramatic transformation of the property over the next couple of years.”
“This property is situated in a prime location within Buckhead, one of the strongest residential and commercial markets in the Atlanta area, and is well positioned to capture a significant amount of added value through the implementation of a strategic renovation and repositioning plan,” says Mike Butz, partner at Torchlight Investors, an independent investment advisor, focused on commercial real estate investments. “We are excited to be acquiring our second Atlanta multifamily community with Wilkinson, a highly experienced owner/operator with a demonstrated track record of success in the Atlanta area.”
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