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CALCAP Principals have a wealth of experience owning and developing properties in California, Arizona and Texas. Below is a sampling of some recent projects.
Phoenix, Arizona: A 52-unit apartment property purchased from Fannie Mae as an REO. This attractive project was constructed in 1982 and was 94% occupied at closing. The property is comprised of 39 1BR/1BA and 13 large studios. McDowell Road is a busy east-west corridor ensuring high visibility of the property to potential tenants.
Phoenix, Arizona: A 43-unit apartment property located very near the Phoenix Art Museum, Downtown and the light rail system. An extensive upgrade to the exterior and interiors has been recently completed, featuring original sculptures by local artist Bill Tonnesen. The project has been renamed “The Fountain” and was featured in several local news media broadcasts.
Phoenix, Arizona: A 64-unit apartment property comprised of 58% large 2BR/2BA units and 42% 1BR/1BA units. The property is undergoing a substantial rehab, improving the building’s appearance from the street, renovating the pool and landscaped areas, and updating the unit interiors to attract quality tenants.
Phoenix, Arizona: A 29-unit, single-level apartment property, constructed in two phases (1981 and 1984). This low-density project has 72% 1 BR/1 BA and 28% 2BR/1 BA units. Unit amenities include full-size washer/dryer hookups, dishwashers, front patios and small rear yards in most units.
San Diego, California : A 14 unit distressed condominium project purchased from a lender (REO). Project was 98% complete upon acquisition. Worked with regulatory agencies to get CofO’s and Final Public report. Set up all HOA management documents. Initiated project approvals for FHA/VA and conventional financing, in preparation for unit sales to home buyers.
Palm Springs, California: Four apartment and mixed-use properties purchased from lenders (WAMU) and other motivated sellers at REO sales prices. Properties were upgraded, re-tenanted, and operated as rentals until asset disposition. Annual ROI to investors was between 38%-74%.
Phoenix, Arizona: A 73,300 square foot Class “A” industrial property was purchased from a national publicly traded REIT. The property was approximately 50% vacant at the close of escrow. Actions taken included construction of tenant improvements, marketing and leasing suites to reach 100% stabilized occupancy.
Riverside, California: Aprial Healthcare (NYSE: AHG) occupies this 40,000 square foot industrial building located within the Commerce Square Business Park. With freeway access to I-215, 91, and 60, Apria services much of the Inland Empire from this facility.
El Cajon, California: Rubio's Fresh Mexican Grill is the tenant for this 3,000 square foot restaurant building. The building is on a signalized intersection just south of Interstate 8 and has a drive thru.
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