1126 Marin Ave Albany, CA 94706-2027
This exceptional 8-unit apartment building at 1126 Marin Avenue in Albany, CA, presents a compelling investment opportunity. Boasting 6,804 square feet on a 6,000 square foot lot, this 1975-built property offers a strong current NOI of $132,329 and a pro-forma NOI of $150,948, translating to a 3.80% cap rate and a pro-forma cap rate of 4.30%. The asking price is $3,500,000, or $437,500 per unit. Each of the eight units features two bedrooms and 1.5 bathrooms, and includes underground gated parking with a dedicated space and EV charging station for every unit. Many units have undergone extensive renovations, showcasing updated kitchens and bathrooms. Building amenities include a coin-operated laundry, a secure built-in package locker, and upgraded LED exterior and garage lighting. The property benefits from a highly desirable location, just one block from Solano Avenue's vibrant commercial district, and within easy reach of Whole Foods, Sprouts, and Trader Joe's. Excellent transit options include nearby BART stations and AC Transit bus stops. Albany's top-rated schools and lack of local rent control further enhance the investment appeal. Recent exterior and balcony work has been completed, and the property is separately metered for electricity. With a 97 Walk Score and 98 Bike Score, this meticulously maintained property offers a turnkey investment opportunity in a highly sought-after location. The property is exempt from local soft-story retrofit requirements.
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