Jan. 16, 2014
LaSalle Investment Management Buys West End Village for $51MBy Eliza Theiss, Associate Editor
The recently completed 244-unit West End Village, a high-density luxury apartment community in Nashville’s West End has been sold for $51.25 million, or $210,000 per unit, reports the Nashville Business Journal. Chicago-based buyer LaSalle Investment Management Inc. acquired the newly finished asset from Atlanta-based developer The Residential Group LLC, which put the property up for sale late in the summer of 2013. The sale price seems to have brought a good profit for The Residential Group, as West End Village construction permits valued the development at $32.8 million. The property was marketed by Jones Lang LaSalle, according to a previous Nashville Business Journal report.
Located at 221 31st Avenue near the intersection of 31st Avenue and Long Boulevard, West End Village is comprised of two structures—one three-story and one five-story—featuring studio, one- and two-bedroom apartments. Units range between 517 square feet and 1,369 square feet and rent at rates between $1,265 and $2,572 per month. Residences come outfitted with washer and dryer, stainless-faced appliances, granite countertops, European style cabinets with modern hardware and nine- to ten-foot ceilings. Community amenities include gated, covered parking, bike storage, additional storage, high-tech conference center, state of the art fitness facility, outdoor pool with lounge area, grill area clubroom complete with coffee bar and cyber café, gaming room featuring a dry bar, private screening room with flat screen TVs and card room. Sustainable features include Energy Star appliances and light fixtures, high-performance windows and insulation, low VOC-emitting paints, carpets and sealants.
The community is in close proximity to Vanderbilt University, HCA, Country Music Hall of Fame, Second Avenue, the historic Ryman Auditorium, the 132-acre Centennial Park, five hospitals, fashionable restaurants and shopping.
West End Village was developed by a partnership comprised of The Residential Group, PPD Holdings, EDGE Principal Advisors and BBVA Compass Bank.
Image courtesy of West End Village via Facebook
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LaSalle Investment Management Buys West End Village for $51MBy Eliza Theiss, Associate Editor
The recently completed 244-unit West End Village, a high-density luxury apartment community in Nashville’s West End has been sold for $51.25 million, or $210,000 per unit, reports the Nashville Business Journal. Chicago-based buyer LaSalle Investment Management Inc. acquired the newly finished asset from Atlanta-based developer The Residential Group LLC, which put the property up for sale late in the summer of 2013. The sale price seems to have brought a good profit for The Residential Group, as West End Village construction permits valued the development at $32.8 million. The property was marketed by Jones Lang LaSalle, according to a previous Nashville Business Journal report.
Located at 221 31st Avenue near the intersection of 31st Avenue and Long Boulevard, West End Village is comprised of two structures—one three-story and one five-story—featuring studio, one- and two-bedroom apartments. Units range between 517 square feet and 1,369 square feet and rent at rates between $1,265 and $2,572 per month. Residences come outfitted with washer and dryer, stainless-faced appliances, granite countertops, European style cabinets with modern hardware and nine- to ten-foot ceilings. Community amenities include gated, covered parking, bike storage, additional storage, high-tech conference center, state of the art fitness facility, outdoor pool with lounge area, grill area clubroom complete with coffee bar and cyber café, gaming room featuring a dry bar, private screening room with flat screen TVs and card room. Sustainable features include Energy Star appliances and light fixtures, high-performance windows and insulation, low VOC-emitting paints, carpets and sealants.
The community is in close proximity to Vanderbilt University, HCA, Country Music Hall of Fame, Second Avenue, the historic Ryman Auditorium, the 132-acre Centennial Park, five hospitals, fashionable restaurants and shopping.
West End Village was developed by a partnership comprised of The Residential Group, PPD Holdings, EDGE Principal Advisors and BBVA Compass Bank.
Image courtesy of West End Village via Facebook
To see full article, click here.