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Skyline Tower

Posted: 10/9/2023
60 Units
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About

About Skyline Tower

Skyline Towers is a 60-unit, boutique elevator multifamily property located in one of the fastest growing submarkets in the Midwest. Offering large floorplans and underground parking, Skyline Towers is positioned to capture demand from modern renters looking for homelike living with the convenience of renting.

Skyline Towers was developed in 2017, delivering an unmatched product in the rental market. The property is now positioned for more operationally focused ownership, taking advantage of unrealized supplemental income while continuing to ride the wave of outsized rent growth in the Kenosha submarket.

Capture Operational Upside

Improve operations by capturing nearly $50,000 of additional annual income by charging market standard fees for parking and storage.

Booming Kenosha Job Market

Over 8,000 jobs added since 2010 through major corporations such as Amazon, Uline, Kroger, Haribo, and Nexus. There is another 4.5 MSF of industrial development projected to bring 1,000 more jobs to the area.

Assumable Debt with Term

The acquisition of Skyline Towers offers attractive assumable agency debt at 4.79% maturing in September 2030. The current loan balance is in line with today’s market loan to value.

Fundamentals Poised for Strong Rent Growth

Area home values have increased 11.2% in the past year averaging $447,500, making homeownership even less attainable in today’s rising interest rate environment. Skyline Tower’s average rent is only 18.5% the average area income of $101,437. With only 133 units under construction in the submarket, the asset its poised for outsized rent growth.

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