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Bascom acquires 624-unit class A multifamily property

The Bascom Group, LLC (Bascom) has acquired the Eagle Crest Apartments, a 624-unit class A garden style multifamily community located at 5850 Sky Pointe Dr. The property was listed and sold by Spencer Ballif of CBRE. The purchase price was not disclosed. Debt financing, provided by OneWest Bank, was arranged by Brian Eisendrath and Troy Tegeler of CBRE Capital Markets. The transaction was overseen by Scott McClave and Dennis Lim from Bascom. Built in two phases from 1996-97, the Class-A property consists of 42 two-story buildings across 31 acres in the Northwest Las Vegas Submarket. The unit mix is comprised of 46% one-bedroom, 49% two-bedroom and 5% three-bedroom units with fully equipped kitchens, balconies or patios, 9-foot ceilings, and full-size washers and dryers. The property is ideally located in close proximity to numerous job centers and growth areas. The 354,000 s/f Centennial Hills Hospital is located less than three miles from Eagle Crest. The property has easy access to the I-95 and Hwy-215 beltway while being in close proximity to numerous retail centers. Scott McClave, Principal for Bascom, said, "Eagle Crest represents a great opportunity to acquire a well-maintained asset that has strong value-add potential in the amenities and interiors. This is our bread and butter, to purchase existing assets and upgrade the property to create an enhanced living situation for our residents." Jerome Fink, Managing Partner of Bascom, said, "Eagle Crest is the 11th multifamily acquisition that we have completed in 2013, and the second in Las Vegas. We see a strong recovery in the Las Vegas market and look forward to growing our presence in that market."
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