Liberty Portfolio 4 Multifamily Properties Offered at $51,489,200 CAD in Multiple Locations

BridgeWater Real Estate Brokerage is proud to present The Liberty Portfolio, a 322-unit workforce housing platform located across the Curtis Bay and Brooklyn neighborhoods of South Baltimore. Comprising 108 units at Liberty Bay and 214 units at Liberty Cove, the Portfolio features durable mid-century brick construction, efficient walk-up designs, and a concentrated geographic footprint that supports streamlined management and stable leasing performance.
The Portfolio serves a reliable renter base of essential workers employed in sectors such as logistics, healthcare, manufacturing, maritime operations, and public services. Key employment hubs—including the Port of Baltimore, MedStar Harbor Hospital, Amazon distribution centers, CSX rail operations, and the BWI Airport logistics cluster—are within convenient commuting distance, reinforcing consistently strong occupancy levels.
The assets benefit from their location within areas designated for significant public and philanthropic investment, including Neighborhood Impact Investment Fund (NIIF) areas, HUD-designated Qualified Census Tracts (QCTs), and an Opportunity Zone designation at Liberty Bay. These designations enhance long-term redevelopment feasibility and eligibility for soft funding sources.
A defining advantage of The Liberty Portfolio lies in its exceptional suitability for reconfiguring existing units into larger, family-oriented layouts—typically 3BR–4BR formats with optional 5BR expansion, achieved without density loss by leveraging the buildings’ unfinished basement levels. In many units, the upper-level living area and kitchen can be efficiently repurposed into a fifth bedroom and an ensuite master bathroom, utilizing the former kitchen footprint for the bathroom location. This approach creates a true 5BR / 3BA configuration without requiring structural modifications, enabling meaningful rent growth and NOI repositioning under LIHTC and HUD execution.
Most importantly, the Portfolio is ideally positioned for a 4% LIHTC acquisition–rehabilitation financed with HUD-insured debt. HUD underwrites to stabilized post-rehabilitation NOI rather than in-place income and permits developers to include the acquisition price in eligible basis, generating additional Low-Income Housing Tax Credits. The Portfolio’s building consistency, basement space, and redevelopment capacity support a scalable and impactful affordable housing repositioning that directly aligns with City and State housing priorities.
See the financial model prepared by Walker & Dunlop and the architectural test fit prepared by Hord Coplin Macht for an illustrative pathway to this execution.