3701 Dolfield Ave, Baltimore, MD 21215-6129
This exceptional investment opportunity presents a portfolio of six, three-story apartment buildings comprising 200 units in Baltimore, MD. The property, encompassing 7.84 acres, features a mix of one, two, and three-bedroom units, with a total square footage ranging from 30,000 to 77,197. Currently boasting a 97% occupancy rate and a 7.73% cap rate, this portfolio offers significant potential for value appreciation. Built in 1963 and 1965, the buildings are situated on multiple parcels (APN: 15-01-2952-001, 27-18-4804B-075, 27-18-4804B-030, 27-18-4804B-036, 27-18-4804B-028, 15-04-3031-020) and zoned R-5 and R-6. The asking price is $13,850,000, representing a price per unit of $69,250. The property includes surface parking lots and offers various value-add opportunities, including unit renovations (with potential for substantial rent increases), improved leasing strategies, and operational efficiency enhancements. Recent upgrades include electrical line upgrades in some units and the installation of web-enabled CCTV in select buildings. This portfolio presents a compelling opportunity for investors seeking strong returns in a desirable Baltimore location. The addresses include 3701 Dolfield Ave, 2800 Rosalind Ave, 2901 Rosalind Ave, 2910 Rosalind Ave, 2935 Rosalind Ave, and 2803 Elgin Ave, all in Baltimore, MD, zip codes 21215 and 21216.
Cap rate
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AI, CAP & Alternative Use estimations · Realmo proprietary blendProperty tax & assessments
Tax year 2023Comparables
6 recent transactions · within 1.5 miComparable in this City
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Property description
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R-6 · Baltimore, MDBaltimore. Always verify with local authorities before improvements.
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