ORLANDO—CBRE has been doing multifamily deal after multifamily deal in Central Florida. The latest is the sale of Lakeshore Apartment Homes, a 224-unit multifamily community in the Altamonte Springs area of Orlando.
Located at 210 Altamonte Bay Circle, a Canadian investment firm acquired the lakeside multifamily property from a private equity group based in Denver for $23.65 million. CBRE's Shelton Granade, Luke Wickham, and Justin Basquill represented the seller in the transaction.
“Lakeshore is the second multifamily asset we've sold to Canadian investors in the last 60 days,” Granade tells GlobeSt.com. “It's clear that multifamily is garnering increased interest from foreign buyers, and that Orlando is a high-target market.”
Currently 97% occupied, Lakeshore sits on the 142-acre recreational lake called Lake Orienta. That's about 15 minutes from Downtown Orlando.
Built in 1986, the multifamily community offers scenic water views and amenities that include two clubhouses, a fitness center, tennis court, and a resort-style pool. The property is located within walking distance to a Publix Super Markets-anchored shopping center, the Altamonte Mall, Crane's Roost Park, and Florida Hospital Altamonte.
“Seminole County and Altamonte Springs are highly coveted by multifamily investors due to the excellent public schools and proximity to major professional employers,” says Granade. “The Lakeshore sale was particularly competitive given its premier location on Lake Orienta, and the asset's strong potential for increased net operating income long-term through modest property enhancements.”
CBRE also arranged the sale of Barrington Place Apartments, a 233-unit multifamily community in the Oviedo area of Orlando. Financial terms of that deal were not disclosed. Located at 2785 Chaddsford Circle, the multifamily complex was completed in 1998 and is 95% occupied.
Granade, Wickham, Robert Given, and Basquill represented Chicago-based Equity Residential, an apartment REIT with a portfolio of over 100,000 apartment units nationally. The buyer was a private investment group with multifamily holdings across the country, including several properties in Central Florida.
“Investor interest in the UCF-East Orlando corridor has been very strong, driven by employment growth around the University and the surrounding office-research parks,” says Granade. “The property has excellent visibility on heavily-travelled Aloma Avenue near retail, dining and employers.”
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