
Viva
East Union Street 1111, Seattle, WA, 98122, US
105 単位
JLL, as an exclusive advisor, is pleased to present the outstanding opportunity to acquire Arterra Apartments, (the “Property”, “Subject”, or “Arterra”) an 81-unit garden-style apartment community in Kent, WA. The Property’s spacious townhome-style floor plans boast some of the largest average unit sizes in the Kent submarket and present a strong alternative to homeownership for families.
Built in 1990, Arterra consists of 81 two-bedroom and three-bedroom units spread across nearly 5 acres and 14 buildings. Arterra presents an outstanding opportunity for rental upside, with 74% of units renovated to the current owner’s scope to date, allowing a buyer to generate significant rent premiums by implementing JLL-recommended enhancements to existing renovations and fully transforming the remaining classic units.
The Property offers a compelling alternative to homeownership in the Kent submarket, with spacious, townhome-style units priced, on average, at a 45% discount compared to purchasing a comparable 3-bedroom-or-less home, where a 20% down payment demands a substantial $120K. Furthermore, as local home values within a 1-mile radius of Arterra are projected to rise 31% between 2025 and 2030, demand for single-family home alternatives, such as Arterra, is only expected to increase. This dynamic is evidenced by a loyal resident base, with an average tenant duration of 3 years, highlighting the Property’s stability and long-term appeal.
Arterra’s prime location, just 5-minutes from Kent Station and Kent/James Street Park & Ride, provides residents with exceptional access to the Puget Sound region’s key employment hubs, including the Kent Valley Industrial Corridor—home to over 12K companies and a leader in aerospace, manufacturing, and logistics—and downtown Seattle’s tech and corporate centers. The upcoming completion of the Angle Lake-Federal Way light rail extension by late 2025, with the Kent/Des Moines station only 15 minutes away, will further enhance connectivity to these employment centers.