Multifamily Real Estate Community On Hillcrest Road Acquired

Birmingham-based Oakley Group, an experienced multifamily real estate investment firm, has acquired Summit at Hillcrest, a 104-unit apartment community totaling 114,400 net rentable ft2 situated on approximately 7.23 acres at 1601 Hillcrest Road in Mobile. CEO David Oakley said the property was purchased from Pacific Hillcrest LLC, a Delaware-based limited liability company, and listed by Marcus & Millichap with brokers Josh Jacobs and Royce Emerson representing both sides. Oakley Group acquired Summit at Hillcrest with a Fannie Mae loan assumption with a 4.36% fixed rate, five years remaining on term and a loan balance of $7.95 million. The property consists of 14 two-story brick buildings on a low-density site with ample green space, a clubhouse, a poolhouse and a fitness center, all built in 1982. Oakley Group said plans for the property include light enhancements such as new asphalt to common drives, exterior painting, landscaping, clubhouse upgrades, a new fire pit and grilling station, and modern upgrades to interiors. The one- and two-bedroom units’ square footage ranges from 950 to 1,250 per unit. Upon purchase, the property was 94% leased. Arlington Properties, which has a longstanding relationship with Oakley Group, has been retained as the management firm, according to Oakley Group.

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