Western Wealth Capital continues rapid U.S. market expansion in Texas with three multi-family acquisitions totaling 940 units

Company acquires 940 multi-family apartment units in Houston, Texas.

North Vancouver, Canada (Sept. 30, 2019) – Western Wealth Capital (WWC), a growth-oriented real estate investment company, is pleased to announce the acquisition of three multi-family residential communities in Houston, Texas. The acquisition further increases the company’s U.S. rental portfolio.

WWC and its investor partners purchased the 940 multi-family apartment units on Sept. 27. The acquisition is WWC’s eighth, ninth and tenth in the Houston area. WWC has acquired 68 multi-family properties in the U.S., with most purchases completed in the last three years. WWC is Phoenix’s second largest multi-family owner-operator by both number of buildings and units.

All three multi-family communities were built in 1983, with most apartment units still retaining their original interior features, providing substantial value-add opportunities such as interior upgrades and in-suite washer/dryer installations. In addition, rents are disparate among like-units and well below the immediate competitive set average.

WWC has identified Houston as meeting all of the attributes of its business strategy. WWC believes Houston’s job and population growth are driving both vacancy rates and rental prices in an environment with a large inventory of undervalued and under-performing multi-family properties.

“Houston is a market that we have been monitoring for quite some time, and we believe now is an excellent time to create value in this market,” says WWC CEO Janet LePage.

WWC has developed a proven, reliable system for investing in multi-family properties in key real estate markets across the U.S. WWC offers Investment Partners the opportunity to invest in cash-flowing properties with substantial value-add opportunities. Since its inception, WWC has successfully completed more than $1.9 billion in real estate transactions.

To date, WWC has acquired 68 multi-family rental buildings, representing a total purchase price value of $1.4 billion and more than 14,800 units. The company’s current portfolio of assets under management, net of divestments, includes 46 multi-family unit rental buildings totaling more than 12,000 units.

The three acquisitions were brokered by David Wylie and Matt Saunders with Newmark Knight Frank, Jennifer Ray and Ryan Epstein with Berkadia, and Chris Curry, Todd Marix, Chris Young, and Joey Rippel with HFF, prior to being acquired by JLL.

About Western Wealth Capital

We have a singular focus: create wealth through well-selected real estate investment. We acquire underperforming multi-family rental properties and increase net operating income and valuation through an approach that has been successfully applied across our entire portfolio. Our vision is to build wealth for our investment partners with industry-leading returns. A people-first approach that promotes excellence at every point; with highly efficient operations and a true commitment to our communities. We manage these assets, distribute resulting cash flow to investors and, when appropriate, divest. Our execution and results have formed strong relationships that give us access to some of the best multi-family investment opportunities in the American Southwest.

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