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CASE STUDY: River Hills Manor

Sweetwater Capital’s $8.2MM sale of River Hills Manor represented a 4.11% cap rate, set a new record for Chattanooga, and ranked #5 in the history of Tennessee.

Case Study: The Ecker Apartments High Point, North Carolina

The Ecker Apartments is a multifamily property in High Point, North Carolina, a core Piedmont Triad market supported by manufacturing, logistics, and healthcare employment. The area continues to benefit from consistent workforce housing demand and stable renter turnover.

Case Study: Freedom Point Apartments

Freedom Point Apartments is a fully renovated 16-unit multifamily property located in Havelock, NC. Acquired by the current ownership in July 2023, the property has undergone a comprehensive gut renovation, completing in 2024

Case Study: Legacy at Haw River Burlington, NC

Legacy at Haw River is a ground-up 180-unit multifamily development located in Burlington, North Carolina. While the buildings hadn’t gone vertical yet, the vision was clear: bring new, thoughtfully designed housing to a submarket with strong fundamentals and growing demand.

Case Study: The Augustan – Cash-Out Refinance

The Augustan is a 136-unit, newly constructed multifamily community with retail and 2 data centers, located in Augusta, Georgia. The borrower is a repeat client with a long-term vision and a strategic plan to stabilize and secure the asset through HUD-insured financing.

Case Study: Cedar Commons

Cedar Commons is a 20-unit apartment community tucked into the growing market of Burgaw, NC. Though modest in size, this property offered solid potential when the borrower acquired it just over a year ago. At the time of purchase, the property needed improvements—not only to boost appeal and rents, but also to meet the strict standards of agency lenders like Freddie Mac. 

Case Study: Fayetteville 33 Multifamily Refinance

Fayetteville 33 Multifamily is a 33-unit multifamily community located in Fayetteville, North Carolina, consists entirely of 2-bedroom, 1-bath units, each approximately 800 square feet. The property is owned by a local investor who not only lives in Fayetteville but is deeply connected to the community. While there were no major renovations needed, the asset had been maintained in solid condition and had strong potential for long-term growth.