Blackwelder Apartments 1540 NW 30th St 16 Unité Immeuble d’appartements 5 073 135 $ CAD (317 071 $ CAD/Unité) 2,61% Taux de capitalisation Oklahoma City, OK 73106

Blackwelder Apartments — 16-Unit Value-Add Multifamily Near OCU | 1540 NW 30th Street, Oklahoma City, OK 73118
$3,650,000 | Built 2025 | 100% Occupied
A rare opportunity to acquire a brand-new (2025), 16-unit boutique multifamily community steps from Oklahoma City University — perfectly positioned to capture strong, consistent demand from OCU students and young professionals working in Midtown, Uptown, and downtown OKC.
Blackwelder delivers a mix of 13 one-bedroom/one-bath units (590 SF) and 3 two-bedroom/one-bath units (950 SF), each finished with high-end touches rarely found at this price point: white shaker cabinetry, matte black kitchen islands, modern tile showers, natural wood-finish balconies, and in-unit washer/dryer in every home. On-site parking is included for all units.
Location, Location, Location
Situated directly between three of OKC's most walkable, amenity-rich districts — NW 23rd Street, the Plaza District, and the Asian District — residents are minutes from award-winning restaurants, boutique retail, nightlife, and grocery options. With OCU literally around the corner, Blackwelder is purpose-built to lease to a deep, renewing pool of students and young professionals who want walkability and a boutique feel over big-complex living.
Property Highlights
16 total units: 13× 1BR/1BA (590 SF) + 3× 2BR/1BA (950 SF)
Built 2025 — minimal near-term capital expenditure expected
Currently 93.75% occupied with a professional third-party management team (The Scott Group) in place
On-site parking, in-unit washer/dryer, premium finishes throughout
Small, intimate scale appeals to renters seeking privacy over large complex living
Investment Appeal
Blackwelder combines new-vintage construction, a supply-constrained infill location, and a built-in renter pool anchored by OCU — a rare combination for an asset this size. With one unit still leasing up and rents on several leases below current market comps, there's clear upside for a new owner to push rents at renewal and stabilize the asset at a stronger going-in yield.