Cushman & Wakefield is pleased to present the exclusive listing of 1801 Assembly, a fully entitled 113-unit mixed-use tax credit eligible adaptive reuse opportunity in the heart of downtown Columbia, South Carolina. The former federal building, located on the highest point in Columbia and embedded within the highly amenitized redevelopment district of downtown, offers residents walkability to hundreds of restaurants, retail, and entertainment options, including across the street Finlay Park, currently undergoing a $24.1M rehabilitation. The surrounding area also boasts seamless connectivity to the state capital’s largest employers, providing 145k+ jobs within a 15-minute drive.
Unused for over 5 years, the building qualifies for Abandoned Building Tax Credits, along with its age and significance qualifying for the Historic Building Tax Credits and Bailey Bill Tax Abatements. Current ownership has laid significant groundwork for the project, including detailed site plans and renderings and complete asbestos remediation, offering the next buyer an accelerated development timeline relative to comparable adaptive reuse opportunities. 1801 Assembly represents a unique adaptive reuse development opportunity in one of the most desirable locations in Columbia. The project is fully entitled and abated, allowing a buyer to close in Q3 of 2024 and deliver units roughly a year later in Q3-Q4 of 2025. Additionally, the tax credits allow for an investor to syndicate capital prior to construction, creating approximately ~$11.5MM in sources after land close.
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