Cushman & Wakefield/The Lund Company (“C&W/Lund”) is pleased to present Old Mill Apartments, a 248-unit apartment community located in Omaha, Nebraska. Old Mill has maintained stable occupancy and strong cash flow. The immediate area includes many retailers within walking distance and is located within a few blocks from Interstate I-680 allowing for easy access to the rest of the Omaha Metro. With a strong, diverse economy, Omaha continues to have very low unemployment and steady population growth.

The Old Ranch & Kettle Creek Land Sites are two well-located parcels in North Colorado Springs, near the intersection of Voyager Parkway and Old Ranch Road. The immediate submarket is anchored by Interquest Parkway and has become one of the most prominent and active growth corridors in the region with a mix of commercial, retail, entertainment, recreation, education, health services and residential uses. The area is dominated by several large master planned communities including The Farm and Flying Horse Ranch to the North, Pine Creek to the South, and Wolf Ranch and Cordera to the East. Housing demand is very strong in this submarket and many of these large legacy communities are either built out or approaching close out. Multi-family rental communities in this area have steady occupancy levels and higher comparable rent rates to the rest of Colorado Springs. The sites can be purchased together, but are available to be purchased separately as well.

Cushman & Wakefield's Mid-Atlantic Multifamily Advisory Group is pleased to present One Charles Center, a rare and generational opportunity to acquire a large residential conversion opportunity in Baltimore’s dynamic Central Business District. The Building is well-suited for acquisition by a developer seeking to deliver Class A Urban High-Rise Product with deep luxurious amenities.

Totaling 23 Floors, One Charles Center is well-appointed to attract urbane sophisticated renters seeking city living in proximity to major work and entertainment centers. The Property was originally designed by world-renowned architect, Ludwig Mies van der Rohe, and is recognized as the first building in Charles Center precipitating Baltimore’s urban renewal movement in the 1960’s. One Charles Center underwent major renovations in 1987 and 1993 with the latter renovation restoring the building to its original Mies van der Rohe design and condition. A full-service amenity floor was added to the building in 2021.

The Central Business District and Downtown Baltimore has seen a resurgence of late with $50M+ in Transaction Volume within 2 blocks of One Charles Center across nearly a dozen transactions since January 2020.