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Western Wealth Capital Acquires Forest Ridge in Marietta, Georgia

Growth-oriented multifamily real estate investment company continues its expansion in Marietta, Georgia

North Vancouver, Canada (December 22nd, 2021) – Western Wealth Capital (WWC) announces the closing of its 115th multifamily real estate acquisition – Forest Ridge Apartment Homes in Marietta, Georgia. This is Western Wealth Capital’s 7th multifamily acquisition in Georgia.

WWC and L+M Fund Management (L+M) closed on the 406-unit multifamily apartment community of Forest Ridge Apartment Homes, originally constructed in 1983. This Marietta-area deal further solidifies WWC’s footprint in the U.S. multifamily housing market and follows WWC’s disciplined investment criteria.

Forest Ridge marks the 1st acquisition L+M , L+M Development Partners’ independent investment management business,  and WWC have acquired together.

Forest Ridge is located in Marietta – a rapid growing city in northwest metro Atlanta, known for its dynamic, wealthy, and developed suburbs. Marietta has consistently ranked among top U.S. metro areas for both population growth and job creation. The submarket features jobs in healthcare, education, manufacturing, military, retail, and corporate offices. The Platinum Triangle generates approximately 150,000 jobs and boasts 29 million square feet of office space. The property is nearby high-profile corporations including headquarters of GE Energy, Home Depot, and NAPA Genuine Parts.

This property is a prime candidate for WWC’s repeatable value-add program, including exterior and interior renovations, most units have washer/dryer connections ready to be activated with machines.

“Atlanta’s economic and tech sector growth makes a strong case for why investors should continue to consider investing in Atlanta’s multifamily market,” says Len Bravo, Director of Acquisitions and Asset Management at WWC. The lack of supply within high-growth cities like Atlanta will continue to see an increase in rental rates, especially within multifamily communities that provide higher-end renovated units with luxury amenities. WWC prides itself in making significant capital investments into each community it purchases which drives value for its investors.

WWC has acquired 117 multifamily rental buildings, representing $3.2 billion in acquisitions. The company’s current portfolio of assets under management includes 65 multifamily rental buildings totaling more than 17,000 units.

 

About Western Wealth Capital

WWC has developed a proven system for investing in multifamily properties in key real estate markets across the U.S. WWC offers investment partners the opportunity to invest in properties with substantial value-add opportunities. Since its inception, WWC has successfully completed more than $4 billion in real estate transactions representing more than 26,000 total units.

WWC’s vision is to build wealth for their investment partners with industry-leading returns. A people-first approach promotes excellence at every point; with highly efficient operations and a true commitment to our communities.

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