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Investment Highlights
Assumable Debt Opportunity: New ownership will have the option to purchase the asset Free & Clear or assume the existing debt. The existing loan has an interest rate of 3.66% with a term through August 2028.
Proven Value-Add: Current ownership has renovated 8 units and replaced 8 roofs. The renovated units are achieving an average of $117 per month in rent premiums over in-place rents. Interior renovations include new cabinets, countertops, flooring, and appliances. New ownership can continue this proven value-add program to upgrade the remaining 104 units and potentially raise NOI.
Loss-to-Lease Burnoff: New ownership has the opportunity to take advantage of organic NOI growth through loss-to-lease burnoff. Recent leases are currently renting for $30 per unit more than in-place leases.
Other Income Opportunity: Current ownership began a bill-back program for electricity in January. New ownership will have the opportunity to stabilize this program and increase NOI.
Proximity to Evansville’s Demand Drivers: Fairmont is strategically located near Evansville’s major demand drivers, including:
- 215-Acre Promenade Development: A mixed-use, full-scale lifestyle development that is anticipated to add over $500,000,000 in economic development to the region. Anchor tenant Costco is the first Costco in the Tri-State area. The development also includes Academy Sports & Outdoors, Marshalls, Burkes Outlet, Home Centric, office space, and hotel accommodations.
- Eastland Mall: 1,025,000 SF;JCPenney, Dillard’s, Macy’s;80+ stores
- East Lloyd Commons: 159,682 SF;Dick’s Sporting Goods, Michaels, Best Buy
- Evansville Pavilion: 273,697 SF, Target, TJ Maxx, Fresh Market, Kirkland’s
- University of Evansville: 2,000+ students
- Evansville Regional Airport: Home to Allegiant, American Airlines, and Delta
Rejuvenation of Downtown: Evansville has recently announced plans for a renovation of its downtown area. Included in the plans is Fifth & Main, a mixed-use development which will include apartments, retail, restaurants, underground parking, and a park. The $50 million project will hopefully break ground by the end of the year.
Wide Variety of Major Employers: Evansville is home to many companies that employ more than 1,000 people, including:
- Deaconess Health System: 10,500 jobs
- Toyota Motor Manufacturing: 7,500 jobs
- Evansville Vanderburgh School Corporation: 3,450 jobs
- Berry Global: 3,200 jobs
- Ascension St. Vincent: 3,000 jobs
- Koch Enterprises: 2,800 jobs
- Jasper Engines & Transmissions: 2,500 jobs
- TJ Maxx: 2,300 jobs
- University of Southern Indiana: 2,119 jobs
- OneMain Financial: 1,250 jobs
- Sabic Innovative Plastics: 1,200 jobs
- Metronet Inc.: 1,142 jobs
- Skanska: 1,076 jobs
- Centerpoint Energy: 1,011 jobs
Top Ranked City: Recently, Evansville was recognized as the 3rd ranked city for high-income household growth across the US. Some drivers of the income include:
- University of Evansville’s Stone Center producing more physicians
- 3 Fortune 1000 companies in the region
- The average wage is $70k for the manufacturing sector and over $100k for health and life sciences. Many workers who fall in the 75th percentile or above are making more than $200K.
Strategically Located City: Evansville is within a 250-mile radius of major U.S. cities including Nashville, St. Louis, Indianapolis, Cincinnati, Louisville, and Chattanooga. The area has a total population of 27,665,860.
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City, State:Evansville, Indiana










