Multifamily
Indian Land & Baker Street Apartments
1728 Indian Land Dr, Newberry, SC 29108
Listing Price: $5,100,000
Investment Overview
Marcus & Millichap is pleased to present Indian Land & Baker Street Apartments, a two-property, 73-unit offering located along the I-26 corridor in Upstate South Carolina. The portfolio consists of Indian Land Apartments, a 53-unit community built in 1974 in Newberry, and Baker Street Apartments, a 20-unit community built in 1977 in Whitmire.
Both properties feature a mix of two-bedroom and three-bedroom floorplans, well-positioned to serve the area’s family workforce renter base. New roofs were installed across both communities in 2021, materially reducing near-term exterior capital exposure for a new owner. The combined offering presents a light value-add opportunity, with room for incremental rent growth through cosmetic interior upgrades and improved operational efficiencies.
Newberry County sits along Interstate 26 between the major metropolitan areas of Columbia and Greenville, with a labor force of more than 500,000 within a 60-minute drive. The local economy is anchored by a deep manufacturing base including Samsung, Komatsu, Kraft, Kiswire, Georgia Pacific, Shakespeare, and Renfro, supplemented by Newberry College, Piedmont Technical College, and a stable healthcare and retail employment sector. The county’s positioning between two of South Carolina’s strongest growth markets continues to support steady workforce housing demand across both Newberry and Whitmire.
Investment Highlights
- 73-Unit Portfolio Scale: Two-property portfolio offering immediate scale efficiency and operating leverage across a single transaction.
- Light Value-Add Opportunity: Stabilized assets with room for incremental rent growth through cosmetic upgrades and operational improvements.
- Recent Roof Replacements: New roofs installed across both properties in 2021, materially reducing near-term exterior capital exposure.
- Family-Friendly Unit Mix: Mix of two-bedroom and three-bedroom units, well-aligned with workforce family renter demand.
- I-26 Corridor Location: Strategically positioned in Newberry County between Columbia and Greenville, two of South Carolina's strongest growth markets.
- Manufacturing Employment Base: Anchored by Newberry County employers including Samsung, Komatsu, Kraft, Kiswire, and Georgia Pacific.
Listing Price: $5,100,000
Investment Highlights
- 73-Unit Portfolio Scale: Two-property portfolio offering immediate scale efficiency and operating leverage across a single transaction.
- Light Value-Add Opportunity: Stabilized assets with room for incremental rent growth through cosmetic upgrades and operational improvements.
- Recent Roof Replacements: New roofs installed across both properties in 2021, materially reducing near-term exterior capital exposure.
- Family-Friendly Unit Mix: Mix of two-bedroom and three-bedroom units, well-aligned with workforce family renter demand.
- I-26 Corridor Location: Strategically positioned in Newberry County between Columbia and Greenville, two of South Carolina's strongest growth markets.
- Manufacturing Employment Base: Anchored by Newberry County employers including Samsung, Komatsu, Kraft, Kiswire, and Georgia Pacific.
Investment Overview
Marcus & Millichap is pleased to present Indian Land & Baker Street Apartments, a two-property, 73-unit offering located along the I-26 corridor in Upstate South Carolina. The portfolio consists of Indian Land Apartments, a 53-unit community built in 1974 in Newberry, and Baker Street Apartments, a 20-unit community built in 1977 in Whitmire. Both properties feature a mix of two-bedroom and three-bedroom floorplans, well-positioned to serve the area’s family workforce renter base. New roofs were installed across both communities in 2021, materially reducing near-term exterior capital exposure for a new owner. The combined offering presents a light value-add opportunity, with room for incremental rent growth through cosmetic interior upgrades and improved operational efficiencies. Newberry County sits along Interstate 26 between the major metropolitan areas of Columbia and Greenville, with a labor force of more than 500,000 within a 60-minute drive. The local economy is anchored by a deep manufacturing base including Samsung, Komatsu, Kraft, Kiswire, Georgia Pacific, Shakespeare, and Renfro, supplemented by Newberry College, Piedmont Technical College, and a stable healthcare and retail employment sector. The county’s positioning between two of South Carolina’s strongest growth markets continues to support steady workforce housing demand across both Newberry and Whitmire.