Avesta has announced it has acquired Altamonte Springs, a 354-unit portfolio in the Greater Orlando market, for $32 million. The portfolio adds to Avesta’s growing presence in Central Florida, which currently includes over 1,500 apartment homes. The apartment investment and management company has rebranded and operationally merged the communities in the portfolio, Altamonte Villas and Palms at Altamonte, as East Pointe at Altamonte.
East Pointe at Altamonte is located in the submarket of East Altamonte Springs. The community is located near a wide variety of commerce and entertainment options, including Uptown Altamonte and Cranes Roost Park, a prime Central Florida outdoor-event venue.
“We are proud to offer another Avesta community to the Orlando market,” said Rachel Ridley, partner at Avesta, in a release. “The East Altamonte Springs submarket is a perfect fit for our investment thesis, underlined by declining vacancies and more than 20% rent growth over the last three years. We are confident that continued population growth in the Central Florida region will continue to drive demand for multifamily assets.”
The East Pointe at Altamonte portfolio offers a mix of one- and two-bedroom apartment homes, including townhomes, and features two swimming pools, a fitness center, a sports court, a dog park, and selected covered parking.
As part of Avesta’s strategy to reposition the East Pointe at Altamonte portfolio, the firm has commenced a $5 million renovation program to modernize the interior units and upgrade the exteriors of the property and its amenities.