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Sale of Phoenix Apartment Community ‘Readapted’ from Hotel

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Cushman & Wakefield has brokered the sale of Arcadia Gardens, a 76-unit apartment community in Phoenix, Arizona.

Originally built in 1969 as a hotel, the property located at 3101 N 32nd St was readapted to multifamily use in 2016 and is currently 95% leased.

The asset was acquired by CSLC Housing Acquisitions for US $14.75 million, the seller was an entity controlled by Phoenix based Rincon Partners.



This outstanding location is minutes away from major valley freeways, entertainment, shopping, dining, local schools, and employment centers.



David Fogler and Steven Nicoluzakis, Executive Managing Director at Cushman & Wakefield’s Multifamily Advisory Group in Phoenix handled the transaction. 

“Arcadia Gardens is a unique property that less than a decade ago underwent a major transformation from a hotel to multifamily use. All unit interiors and systems have been completely remodeled and upgraded, featuring modern elements such as individual HVAC, stainless appliances, quartz countertops, wood plank-style flooring and new cabinetry,” says Nicoluzakis. “The property is highly visible located on the northeast corner of 32nd St and Earll Dr in Phoenix. This outstanding location is minutes away from major valley freeways, entertainment, shopping, dining, local schools, and employment centers.”

Arcadia Gardens also features many on-site amenities, including a new resort-style swimming pool, outdoor fire pit, barbecue area, state-of-the-art fitness center, two-story clubhouse, event and business center, WiFi café/bar, pet park, putting green, gated entry, covered parking and modern laundry facilities.

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