ATLANTA—Carroll Organization is demonstrating its wisdom in the multifamily market once again. The privately-held real estate company inked its 11th multifamily disposition of 2017 just before the end of the year.
Carroll sold ARIUM HomePlace in Prattville, AL. This property was initially acquired in October 2015 as a part of Carroll Multifamily Real Estate Fund III and was managed by Carroll Management Group.
“ARIUM HomePlace represented the opportunity to own one of the premier multifamily communities in Montgomery, within the high-growth submarket of Prattville,” says M. Patrick Carroll, CEO of Carroll Organization. “We acquired the property during its initial lease-up at a favorable basis relative to today's replacement cost and have experienced a strong track record of rent growth and occupancy during our ownership. Given the strong pricing recently achieved for well-located garden product in secondary markets, we elected to sell the asset and realize an excellent return for our investors.”
ARIUM HomePlace is a 240-unit apartment community built in 2014 with the fusion of modern sophistication and convenience. The multifamily property offers its residents a resort-style pool with sundeck, 24-hour fitness club with cardio theater, billiards room, drive-thru mail kiosk, and executive business center with Wi-Fi. ARIUM HomePlace is close to major interstates, shopping and fine dining. It is just minutes away from Maxwell Airforce Base and within the Autauga County School district.
To date, Carroll has exited forty assets valued over $1.9 billion, including this transaction. The investments have produced an average IRR in excess of 30%. In 2017, Carroll sold eleven properties totaling over $810 million and purchased forty properties totaling over $1.6 billion.
Carroll Organization is staying the course with its strategy—to actively acquire high-quality multifamily communities in the Southeast and Southwest, and other strategic target markets across the country. Carroll sourced many of its deals “off-market” directly from developers and owners, and is recognized in the industry as a best in class renovator and operator.
“Atlanta is seeing continued rent growth due to its increasing population and subsequent job creation,” says Kevin Geiger, vice chairman at CBRE tells GlobeSt.com. “It is not unusual for the suburban parts of Atlanta to experience organic rent growth, which peeks investors' interest. Atlanta is one of the few markets nationwide that inks solid rent growth and occupancy growth at this late stage in the cycle, and as investors seek value-add opportunities, the three suburban properties in this portfolio provide the opportunity through renovations.”
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