Scottsdale & Tucson, AZ
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Join Wait-List"Hotel to multifamily conversion portfolio located in high quality Arizona submarkets acquired at 25% discount to comparable properties."
-David Zeff, Sterling Real Estate Partners
Property | Sterling Hotel Conversion Portfolio |
Purchase Price | $31,500,000 |
# of Units | 295 |
Current Occupancy | 0% |
Market Occupancy | 96% |
Loan to Value | 65% |
Property Addresses |
Tucson |
Scottsdale |
Purchase Price | $14,000,000 | $17,500,000 |
# of Units | 210 | 85 |
Year Built | 1965 | 1996 |
Year Renovated | n/a | n/a |
Square Footage | 160,456 sq. ft. | 76,044 sq. ft. |
Price per Square Foot | $87.25 | $230.13 |
Current Average Rents | n/a | n/a |
Average Market Rents | $1936 | $2103 |
Loan to Value | 65% | 65% |
Stabilized Loan to Value | 58% | 57% |
All answers are provided by the sponsor, Sterling Real Estate Partners, or its representatives.
Why are you buying this property?
David Zeff, Sterling Real Estate Partners: "This is an opportunity to acquire two off-market hotels in highly desirable Arizona locations. The all-in price of the hotels converted to apartments was acquired at a 25% discount to the market value of apartments trading today. This arbitrage opportunity was recognized as a means to produce attractive risk adjusted returns."
What are the most important aspects of this investment opportunity for the investors?
David Zeff, Sterling Real Estate Partners:
What is your investment strategy/business plan?
David Zeff, Sterling Real Estate Partners: "The focus of the business plan is to re-develop and stabilize the converted asset while minimizing lost cash flow due to construction."
"Sterling has planned to minimize lost cash flow by engaging a third party hotel operator to operate part of the Tucson building as a hotel while adjacent buildings are being converted to apartments, and a third party will be leasing the entire Scottsdale Hotel to generate cash flow while final construction permits are processed."
"Both properties will be stabilized and refinanced in year 3, generating a favorable cash on cash return in the following two years before the property is sold."
How has COVID-19 impacted your business plan?
David Zeff, Sterling Real Estate Partners: "The decreased demand for hotels during the pandemic created an attractive entry basis. Re-entitling the properties added further value as there is a large arbitrage between hotel and residential prices."
What are the risks and how are you mitigating those risks?
David Zeff, Sterling Real Estate Partners: "Risk: Material and construction costs are rising."
"Mitigation: Sterling has budgeted 10% contingency in Tucson and 5% in Scottsdale in case of increased material/construction costs."
"Both property submarkets saw a 10%+ rent increase in 2021; rents are likely to increase just as much, if not more than the increase in construction costs over the next year."
NOTE: All answers provided by the sponsor, Sterling Real Estate Partners, or its representatives.
"Hotel to multifamily conversion portfolio located in high quality Arizona submarkets acquired at 25% discount to comparable properties."
-David Zeff, Sterling Real Estate Partners
Property | Sterling Hotel Conversion Portfolio |
Purchase Price | $31,500,000 |
# of Units | 295 |
Current Occupancy | 0% |
Market Occupancy | 96% |
Loan to Value | 65% |
Property Addresses |
Tucson |
Scottsdale |
Purchase Price | $14,000,000 | $17,500,000 |
# of Units | 210 | 85 |
Year Built | 1965 | 1996 |
Year Renovated | n/a | n/a |
Square Footage | 160,456 sq. ft. | 76,044 sq. ft. |
Price per Square Foot | $87.25 | $230.13 |
Current Average Rents | n/a | n/a |
Average Market Rents | $1936 | $2103 |
Loan to Value | 65% | 65% |
Stabilized Loan to Value | 58% | 57% |
All answers are provided by the sponsor, Sterling Real Estate Partners, or its representatives.
Why are you buying this property?
David Zeff, Sterling Real Estate Partners: "This is an opportunity to acquire two off-market hotels in highly desirable Arizona locations. The all-in price of the hotels converted to apartments was acquired at a 25% discount to the market value of apartments trading today. This arbitrage opportunity was recognized as a means to produce attractive risk adjusted returns."
What are the most important aspects of this investment opportunity for the investors?
David Zeff, Sterling Real Estate Partners:
What is your investment strategy/business plan?
David Zeff, Sterling Real Estate Partners: "The focus of the business plan is to re-develop and stabilize the converted asset while minimizing lost cash flow due to construction."
"Sterling has planned to minimize lost cash flow by engaging a third party hotel operator to operate part of the Tucson building as a hotel while adjacent buildings are being converted to apartments, and a third party will be leasing the entire Scottsdale Hotel to generate cash flow while final construction permits are processed."
"Both properties will be stabilized and refinanced in year 3, generating a favorable cash on cash return in the following two years before the property is sold."
How has COVID-19 impacted your business plan?
David Zeff, Sterling Real Estate Partners: "The decreased demand for hotels during the pandemic created an attractive entry basis. Re-entitling the properties added further value as there is a large arbitrage between hotel and residential prices."
What are the risks and how are you mitigating those risks?
David Zeff, Sterling Real Estate Partners: "Risk: Material and construction costs are rising."
"Mitigation: Sterling has budgeted 10% contingency in Tucson and 5% in Scottsdale in case of increased material/construction costs."
"Both property submarkets saw a 10%+ rent increase in 2021; rents are likely to increase just as much, if not more than the increase in construction costs over the next year."
NOTE: All answers provided by the sponsor, Sterling Real Estate Partners, or its representatives.
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David Zeff, Sterling Real Estate Partners: "Central Scottsdale: The Scottsdale Hotel is centrally located in one of the most affluent sub-markets of Phoenix. Surrounding home values range from $1-5M. The hotel is positioned between downtown Scottsdale and the Scottsdale Airpark Employment Corridor, a target location for corporate headquarters and large regional campuses."
"Downtown Tucson: The hotel is located two blocks from Downtown and one block from I-10 with direct access to the frontage road and freeway. Tucson's favorable multifamily metrics are amongst the best in the U.S. The metro's YoY rent growth through Q2 2021 was 14.6%. It is also one of the country's most affordable multifamily markets with a rent to income ratio of 21%, the lowest ratio of all major markets in the West."
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