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A two-building apartment property in Atlantic City has sold in a competitive market auction run by Rosewood Realty Group

Atlantic City Apartments Trade in Distress Auction

Rosewood Realty Group arranged the sale of two contiguous buildings consisting of 24 apartments in Atlantic City for $1.725 million. 

Greg Corbin and Felix Ades of New York City-based Rosewood Realty Group represented the sellers, Morad and Mousa Yeroushalmi, and the buyer, Uri Jacobson. The property at 108-110 S. Lincoln Pl. sold in a highly competitive market auction run by Rosewood Realty’s Distress Department. 

Built in 1920, the 18,000-square-foot building sold at a cap rate of 5% and $71,875 per unit or $96 per square foot and eight times the current rent roll. 

“The in-place rents are very below market value, which the new owner can step in and leverage to his advantage,” said Ades. “The properties are also located in a highly desirable location of Atlantic City, being right next to Stockton University and on a beach block.”

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