1st Floor - Unit 2581
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Office
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2,613 SF
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$412,999 USD
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Unit Size: 2,613 SF
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Condo Use: Office
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Price: $412,999 USD
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Sale Type: Investment
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Price/SF: $158.06 USD
Description
Each condo in the Condominium features the same approximate layout of executive office space downstairs and an upstairs space that is not built out, excepting the 2581 condo to which the tenant built out upstairs. The condos consist of high-end touches such as craftsman construction and moldings, luxury tile, granite counters, carpets, and paint and texture. All three condos feature medium- to large sized offices, restrooms and kitchenettes. Each condo has exclusive use parking with number of spaces ratio to square footage percentage of the building.
Sale Notes
Tenant & Lease: 2581 Whittle is currently occupied by Futurity First Insurance Group, Inc. ("FFI"). FFI is a Delaware based, nationwide insurance and retirement planning provider specializing in "help[ing] American workers and retirees by taking complex decisions about their finances and their health care and simplifying them." FFI has been a tenant at the 2581 condo since February 2014, and their current lease structure consists of a Net (Property Taxes) lease encompassing a monthly condominium fee and annual lease extensions. The 2581 condo generates $16,797 in Net Operating Income ("NOI") annually.
Buyer Upside: Although FFI has a substantial track record of tenancy and has built out the second story of Unit 3, currently, their lease is under market rent and the tenant should be responsible for more expenses. Under the current lease, FFI is responsible for its base rent, property taxes, direct-billed electricity, together with a small condo fee with all other expenses the responsibility of the landlord. This lease was negotiated last in 2019. Recently, the owner has fully leased the other condos in the building (Unit 2 - 2587 Whittle, and Unit 1 - 2597 Whittle) at $1.20 per square foot base rent, Net-Net and Triple Net, respectively, with all utilities direct-billed or billed back to tenants. In this market, it should be no surprise that a buyer could purchase the unit and reasonably renegotiate with the tenant for better terms.
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