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RogeneA P A R T M E N T S
13 units
9043 35th Ave SW • Seattle, Washington
For More Information Please Contact
Ethan Szmania206.774.5419 [email protected]
Aaron Locke206.774.5436 [email protected]
2621 Eastlake Ave E
Seattle, WA 98102
www.tfgre.com
03Investment Overview
05 Submarket Information
08 Financial Summary
10 Sales Comparables
12 Photo Gallery
14 Regional Information
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Investment OverviewThe Foundation Group is pleased to exclusively offer for sale the Rogene Apartments, a fully renovated 13 unit building in West Seattle. The property provides an oppor-tunity to buy a stabilized asset with the potential to add a unit while also accumulating value for future development. The property is situated on 13,216 feet of NC2P-40 zoning that will soon be upzoned to NC2P-55.
The Rogene Apartments is a unique mid-century marblec-rete building with a fresh color scheme. The building dates to late the 1950’s but has had a modern facelift. The two studio units were converted to 1-bedroom apartments, all units were updated with luxury carpet, window replace-ment, quartz countertops, new cabinets, stainless steel appliances, tile backsplash, all new bathrooms and vinyl hardwood flooring. The estimated 325SqFt of underuti-lized storage makes for an opportunity to convert to a studio unit.
This low maintenance asset is located in the quiet neigh-borhood of Fauntleroy with convenient access to the Puget Sound and the growing Westwood shopping center. The property is directly on the C-bus line which gives resi-dents direct access to downtown Seattle transportation.
A neighborhood oasis within a booming city with all amenities a few blocks away.
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Price $3,100,000
Units 13
Price Per Unit $238,462
Rentable Sq.Ft. 7,800
Price Per Sq.Ft. $397
Current Cap Rate 5.05%
Market Cap Rate 5.37%
Year Built 1959
Renovated 2017/18
Parking 10 Spaces
Land SF 13,216
UpZone NC2P-55
Construction Type Wood Frame, Marblecrete
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Fauntleroy Area DescriptionWest Seattle is known as its own unique/hip community separate from the rest of the city. This neighborhood has been able to maintain a small town feel compared to the city north of downtown. The heart of West Seattle is known as “The Junction”, which is the intersection of SW Alaska St and California Ave SW. At the Junction you will find a lively busi-ness district with many boutique shops, cafes, restaurants, bars and major brand stores.
West Seattle gives a slice of serenity just minutes away from the big city feel. Alki Beach Park gives the locals and visitors a getaway type feel with a street of retail along the beach. On the average sunny day you can find several beach vol-leyball games going on and bonfires by night. Lincoln Park gives the locals a little bit of everything: 4.6 miles of walking paths, 3.9 miles of bike trails, sheltered picnic areas, play-fields and a heated saltwater pool & bathhouse. West Se-attle has sprawling green spaces and parks, which make up 1/3 of Seattle’s urban forest.
In 2016, voters took a bold step by passing Sound Transit 3. The $53.8 billion plan will expand the existing light rail system as well as connect Ballard to West Seattle. LINCOLN PARK
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TRANSPORTATION SCORES
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Fauntleroy Area Stats
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RETAIL1 QFC
2 Safeway
3 Rite Aid Pharmacy
4 McLendon Hardware
5 Target
HEALTHCARE1 Franciscan Medical Clinic
2 Spine and Wellness Clinic
3 ATI Physical Therapy
4 Animal Clinic
RECREATION1 Southwest Athletic Com-
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2 Lincoln Park
3 Fauntleroy Park
4 Roxhill Park
5 E.C. Hughes Playground
SCHOOLS1 Roxhill Elemntary
2 Explorer West Middle
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3 Denny International Mid-
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4 Chief Sealth International
High School
5 YMCA Preschool
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Unit Type Approx Sq Ft
Current Rent
Current / Sq Ft
Market Rent
Market / Sqft
2 Bed 1 Bath 682 $1,525 $2.24 $1,525 $2.24
1 Bed 1 Bath 516 $1,295 $2.51 $1,295 $2.51
1 Bed 1 Bath 620 $1,325 $2.14 $1,395 $2.25
1 Bed 1 Bath 620 $1,365 $2.20 $1,425 $2.30
1 Bed 1 Bath 620 $1,395 $2.25 $1,425 $2.30
1 Bed 1 Bath 620 $1,395 $2.25 $1,395 $2.25
1 Bed 1 Bath 620 $1,365 $2.20 $1,425 $2.30
1 Bed 1 Bath 620 $1,365 $2.20 $1,425 $2.30
1 Bed 1 Bath 620 $1,145 $1.85 $1,425 $2.30
1 Bed 1 Bath 620 $1,395 $2.25 $1,395 $2.25
1 Bed 1 Bath 620 $1,325 $2.14 $1,395 $2.25
1 Bed 1 Bath 516 $1,295 $2.51 $1,295 $2.51
2 Bed 1 Bath 682 $1,495 $2.19 $1,525 $2.24
Studio** 275 $800 $2.91
Average
Total $17,685 $19,145
Property Notes & Assumptions• Market rent includes addition of studio unit
• Based off of a loan amount of $1,775,000 (57% LTV)
• 5 Year Fixed Rate at 4.15%
• Rent Roll as of March 1st, 2019
• Utility Reimbursement Fees are $60 per unit
• Asking rent for parking is $25 per space
Scheduled Income
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**Studio unit is Pro-forma
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Current Market
Gross Potential Rent $212,220 $229,740
Vacancy $6,366 3% $6,892 3%
Effective Gross Rent $205,853 $222,847
O T H E R I N C O M E
Utility Income $9,360 $9,360
Laundry Income $1,872 $1,872
Parking $1,500 $2,400
Total $12,732 $13,632
Effective Gross Income $218,585 $236,479
E X P E N S E S
Property Taxes (Pro-forma) $15,303 $21,832
Insurance (Pro-forma) $3,000 $3,000
Utilities (Pro-forma) $14,300 $14,300
Maintenance & Repairs (Pro-forma) $6,500 $6,500
Landscaping (Pro-forma) $1,500 $1,500
Resident Manager (Pro-forma) $7,020 $7,020
Professional Management (Pro-forma) $11,248 $12,169
Reserves $3,250 $3,250
Total Expenses $62,120 $4,778 $69,570 $5,352
Net Operating Income $156,464.96 $166,909.43
Loan Payments $103,540 $103,540
Pre Tax Cash Flow $52,924.96 3.99% $63,369.43 4.77%
Principle Reduction $30,401 $30,401
Total Pre Tax Return $83,326.25 6.27% $93,770.73 7.06%
Financials
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Building Name Address Sales Date# of
UnitsYear Built
Sales Price GRM CAPPrice/SqFt
Price/Unit
Monterey4022 Caligornia Ave
SW8/17/201 16 1954 $3,805,000 14.1 4.60% $445 $237,812.50
Hampton Court
5417 Fauntleroy Way SW
11/5/2018 6 1990 $1,857,000 16.0 4.03% $386 $309,500.00
Ellinwood 2318 California Ave SW 5/31/2018 13 1936 $3,100,000 - - $422 $238,461.54
Dawson 13 4217 SW Dawson 6/22/2018 13 1926 $2,740,000 - - $351 $210,769.23
Averages 15.1 4.32% $401 $249,136
Monterey
Sales Comparables
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Sales Comparables
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Seattle / Puget Sound RegionSeattle is the largest city in the state of Washington with an estimated population of 684,500 as
of 2015. The Seattle metropolitan area, also known as The Puget Sound, is comprised of King,
Pierce and Snohomish County; as an MSA it’s the 15th largest metropolitan in the United States
with a population of approximately 3.7 million people.
Seattle has a thriving local economy and is home to eight Fortune 500 companies includ-
ing Costco, Microsoft, Amazon, Paccar, Starbucks, Nordstrom, Expeditors International and
Weyerhaeuser. In addition Seattle is home to other notable tech companies such as Expedia,
Zillow, Tableau and Zulily, and is quickly establishing itself as a national tech hub as companies
from Silicon Valley ranging from Google to Facebook, open Seattle offices in an attempt to draw
on the talented pool of tech workers living in and moving to Seatte.
In 2016, Zillow ranked Seattle as the second hottest housing market in the nation for apprecia-
tion. Similarly in June of 2016, Redfin also ranked Seattle as the second hottest housing market
behind Denver, where the average days on market of a listing is eight and median sales price
growth year over year is 7.5%. Much of this growth comes from the hot job market in Seattle,
ranked as the fourth best in the nation. A statistical analysis by Careerbuilder found that in 2015
Seattle added 78,082 jobs. Recently Conway Pederson forecasts they expect the Puget Sound
region to add 47,900 jobs in 2016.
Currently, the year to date in-migration to the Puget Sound, based on driver’s license data for
January through May, shows 49,656 people have moved into the area. On an annual basis, the
12-month moving average of monthly in migration is approximately 10,000 people. Annually
that puts more than 120,000 people moving into the Puget Sound region; though this does not
account for people moving out of the region, the bottom line is the area has and will continue to
grow at a rapid pace making the rental market as strong as its ever been.
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The information included in this document has been obtained from
sources we believe to be reliable. While we do not doubt its accuracy,
we have not verified it and cannot make any guarantee, warranty or
representation about it. It is your responsibility to independently confirm
its accuracy and completeness. Any projections, opinions, assumptions, or
estimates used are for example only and may not accurately represent the
current or future performance of the property. The value of any proposed
transaction to you depends on tax and other factors which should be
evaluated by your tax, financial and legal advisors. You and your advisors
should conduct a careful, independent investigation of the property to
determine to your satisfaction the suitability of the property for your
needs.
For More Information Please Contact
Ethan Szmania206.774.5419 [email protected]
Aaron Locke206.774.5436 [email protected]
2621 Eastlake Ave E
Seattle, WA 98102
www.tfgre.com
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