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Rowin Capital and Penny Lane Associates have acquired Forest at Fenwick apartments in Johns Island, SC, for $16.3 million.

Rowin Capital, Penny Lane Associates Buy $16M Multifamily in Johns Island

A partnership managed by Rowin Capital and Penny Lane Associates has acquired Forest at Fenwick, an 80-unit multifamily property located in the Charleston submarket of Johns Island, SC, for $16.3 million.

John Phoenix, Richard Gore and Tyler Fish of commercial real estate services firm Cushman & Wakefield‘s represented the seller, Southwood Realty/Triangle Real Estate, in the transfer to private real estate investment firm Rowin Capital and Penny Lane Associates.

“Forest at Fenwick provided the buyer a proven value-add opportunity to capitalize on a well-maintained asset in a thriving Charleston submarket,” said Phoenix.

The 2005-constructed Forest at Fenwick is in area that is walkable to restaurants and grocers on Maybank Highway. The property includes swimming pool with sundeck, poolside gas grill, fire-pit, 24-hour fitness center, coffee bar and screened-in outdoor lounge.

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