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Multifamily

Fircrest Apartments

1140 19th St, Myrtle Point, OR 97458

Listing Price: $3,500,000

Cap Rate
6.72%
Number of Units
30
GRM
7.41
Occupancy
95.0%
Price/Unit
$116,667
Price/Gross SF
$23.77
Gross SF
147,233

Investment Overview

Marcus & Millichap is pleased to present Fircrest Apartments, a stable and attractive opportunity to acquire a 30-unit, USDA Affordable Housing community located in Myrtle Point, Oregon. This property is ideally suited for Affordable Housing investors or mission-driven operators seeking to preserve long-term USDA affordability or to pursue a contract renewal strategy upon subsidy contract expiration.

Fircrest Apartments is comprised of 10 1-bed 1-bath, 16 2-bed 1-bath, and 4 3-bed 1-bath. The 30 units are broken down into 20 units of project-based HUD Section 8 assistance and 10 units of Rural Development 515 assistance. The current USDA contract is set to expire in 2039.

The current ownership has invested significantly in the property over the past decade. Improvements include replacing the roofs on all buildings, repainting exteriors and interiors, and replacing flooring in specific units. Turnover units are always brought to the market standards, and necessary repairs are made. Over the life of the property, ownership has completed proper maintenance routines to support long-term asset performance and site stability.

Myrtle Point is a small, stable rural-coast-valley community that serves as a regional gateway to Oregon’s South Coast. It lies roughly one hour by car from Roseburg, Oregon, making Roseburg and the nearby Interstate 5 corridor relatively accessible for employment, services, or larger-market amenities.

The local economy in Myrtle Point historically has roots in the timber and agricultural sectors. In more recent years, employment is concentrated in industries such as retail trade, health care & social assistance, accommodation & food services, reflecting a transition toward service-oriented and local-serving employment.

Investment Highlights

  • Strong rental history.
  • Consistent maintenance routine.
  • Two on-site laundry facilities.
  • Competitive unit mix.

Exclusively Listed By

Broker of Record

  • David Tabata

    Regional Manager

    (503) 200-2000

    License(s) OR: 201224889

    Oregon

Multifamily

Fircrest Apartments

Listing Price: $3,500,000

Cap Rate
6.72%
Number of Units
30
GRM
7.41
Occupancy
95.0%
Price/Unit
$116,667
Price/Gross SF
$23.77
Gross SF
147,233

Investment Highlights

  • Strong rental history.
  • Consistent maintenance routine.
  • Two on-site laundry facilities.
  • Competitive unit mix.

Investment Overview

Marcus & Millichap is pleased to present Fircrest Apartments, a stable and attractive opportunity to acquire a 30-unit, USDA Affordable Housing community located in Myrtle Point, Oregon. This property is ideally suited for Affordable Housing investors or mission-driven operators seeking to preserve long-term USDA affordability or to pursue a contract renewal strategy upon subsidy contract expiration. Fircrest Apartments is comprised of 10 1-bed 1-bath, 16 2-bed 1-bath, and 4 3-bed 1-bath. The 30 units are broken down into 20 units of project-based HUD Section 8 assistance and 10 units of Rural Development 515 assistance. The current USDA contract is set to expire in 2039. The current ownership has invested significantly in the property over the past decade. Improvements include replacing the roofs on all buildings, repainting exteriors and interiors, and replacing flooring in specific units. Turnover units are always brought to the market standards, and necessary repairs are made. Over the life of the property, ownership has completed proper maintenance routines to support long-term asset performance and site stability. Myrtle Point is a small, stable rural-coast-valley community that serves as a regional gateway to Oregon’s South Coast. It lies roughly one hour by car from Roseburg, Oregon, making Roseburg and the nearby Interstate 5 corridor relatively accessible for employment, services, or larger-market amenities. The local economy in Myrtle Point historically has roots in the timber and agricultural sectors. In more recent years, employment is concentrated in industries such as retail trade, health care & social assistance, accommodation & food services, reflecting a transition toward service-oriented and local-serving employment.

Exclusively Listed By

Broker of Record

  • David Tabata

    Regional Manager

    (503) 200-2000

    License(s): OR: 201224889

    Oregon

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