INVESTMENT HIGHLIGHTS
- Prime Value-add 5-unit in an excellent location several blocks from Downtown Alhambra (Garfield & Main)
- One of the Best Location in Alhambra, north Alhambra, adjacent to both San Marino and South Pasadena
- Approximately ±80% rental upside potential; NO LOCAL Rent Control (only CA 1482)
- First Time for sale for ±34 years! Most tenants are month to month tenants.
- Strong demographics with an average household income of ±$128,495 within a-mile radius
- Minutes to Target, Costco, Home Depot, LA Fitness, excellent schools, supermarkets, and restaurants
PROPERTY HIGHLIGHTS
- North Alhambra location within walking distance to Downtown Alhambra
- Walk Score 88
- Well-maintained property with excellent unit mix
- Excellent unit mix, Large building (±4226SF) averaging about ±845 SF/unit
- The first unit is a large 2bed+1bath+den (±1100 SF - ±1200SF – buyer to verify).
- Ample parking with 8 parking spaces
- All units separately metered for electricity and gas, shared laundry room (machines are seller’s own)
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
Growth Investment Group California is proud to present 428 N Garfield Ave, Alhambra. A prime 5-unit value add deal located in north Alhambra and just steps away from downtown Alhambra on Garfield Ave & Main St. This is the first time this property being offered for sale for more than ±34years. It is situated on Garfield Ave and adjacent to both San Marino and South Pasadena; yet it provides convenience to tenants due to its strategic location just within minutes to many area amenities like shopping (Costco, Target), Alhambra Park, schools, churches, downtown Alhambra on Main Street, and easy access to FWY 10 and FWY 110 via Fremont Ave. This property offers investors an opportunity to buy an easy to manage and rent apartment in the best location of Alhambra. Most tenants are on month-to-month rental agreement providing immediate upside on rent increases. The area does not have any local rent control (it is under California AB1482 rent control).
The property is a two-story garden style apartment that was built in 1963. It has an unusual large building size of ±4,226 SF which translates to large average unit size of ±845 SF/unit. It is on a large ±7,490 SF lot. It has an excellent unit mix of one (1) x large 2bed+1bath+den, two (2) x 2bed+1bath, and two (2) x 1bed+1bath units. The 2bed+1bath+den is an unusually large ±1100-±1200SF unit (buyer to verify). Some of the unit(s) have updated flooring. The kitchen and bathroom are not upgraded. Most of the units are well maintained. The current income is estimated ±80% below market (buyer to verify), thus providing an attractive investment for a savvy multifamily investor.
The property has a total of 8 parking spaces provided by 5 carport spaces, 2 tuck-under parking, and 1 garage that is being used as a storage room. There is no parking soft story retrofit requirement in Alhambra. There is a shared laundry room – machines are seller’s own. Each unit is separately metered for electricity and gas.
LOCATION AMENITIES & ACCESS
The property is strategically located in the north Alhambra area, considered to be one of the best locations in Alhambra. This area is adjacent to the City of South Pasadena and City of San Marino. The property is within walking distance to Costco, Target, and minutes away from Downtown Alhambra on Atlantic & Main which include many restaurants, shopping and entertainment such as: Edwards Alhambra Renaissance 14 & IMAX, Burlington Coat Factory, 38 Degree Ale House & Grill, The Granada LA, and almost all amenities the City of Alhambra has to offer. Tenants can enjoy its proximity to multiple freeways (FWY 10, FWY 710, FWY 110, 210 and FWY 134).
Alhambra is located 8 miles east of Los Angeles. Bordering the city of Alhambra is San Gabriel on the east, San Marino and South Pasadena on the north, and Monterey Park on the south. Major freeways include interstate highways 10, 110 and 710. Several quality educational institutions are located nearby, including the California Institute of Technology, California State University at Los Angeles, Pasadena City College, Pasadena College, East Los Angeles College, and slightly further away, UCLA.