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5 Unit Costa Mesa Multifamily Undisclosed 5 Unité Immeuble d’appartements 4 182 240 $ CAD (836 448 $ CAD/Unité) 5,72% Taux de capitalisation Costa Mesa, CA 92627



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Faits saillants de l'investissement
- Turn-key condition - two newly constructed 2024 ADUs plus three fully renovated 2023 units
- Mark-to-market upside on conversion to individual leases (market NOI $204,335)
- Six off-street parking spaces; gas and electric individually metered
- Master-leased at $19,000/month - stable, guaranteed in-place income
- Excellent unit mix - all 2- and 3-bedroom units with in-unit laundry and private yards/patios
- Prime Westside location - minutes from the beach, 17th Street retail, and Triangle Square
Résumé de l'annonce
Costa Mesa sits at the coastal core of Orange County — a roughly 15-square-mile city of about 113,000 residents wedged between
central O.C.'s freeway network and the beaches of the Pacific. Its draw is a combination that is genuinely hard to find at the same
address: a real, diversified job base, a walkable retail and dining culture, and a short drive to the shoreline. That mix keeps both
renters and owners competing for a housing supply that simply isn't growing fast enough to meet demand.
The local economy is unusually broad for a city this size. South Coast Plaza anchors one of the highest-grossing retail districts in
the United States, while the surrounding submarket supports technology and design firms, creative studios, medical groups, and a
hospitality sector built around the OC Fair & Event Center and the Segerstrom Center for the Arts. That breadth translates into a
resilient employment picture and a steady daytime population that underpins rental demand year-round.
Families are served by the Newport-Mesa Unified School District and by Orange Coast College, one of California's largest
community colleges, and the city plugs into the wider region through the 55, 73, and 405 freeways and nearby John Wayne Airport.
Neighborhoods run the full range from quiet single-family pockets to denser, amenity-rich corridors — and the Westside in particular
has attracted sustained private reinvestment over the past several years.
For a multifamily owner, the conclusion is simple: a supply-constrained coastal market, durable demand from a wide spread of
employers and students, and a quality-of-life premium that has historically supported both rents and long-term value retention.
central O.C.'s freeway network and the beaches of the Pacific. Its draw is a combination that is genuinely hard to find at the same
address: a real, diversified job base, a walkable retail and dining culture, and a short drive to the shoreline. That mix keeps both
renters and owners competing for a housing supply that simply isn't growing fast enough to meet demand.
The local economy is unusually broad for a city this size. South Coast Plaza anchors one of the highest-grossing retail districts in
the United States, while the surrounding submarket supports technology and design firms, creative studios, medical groups, and a
hospitality sector built around the OC Fair & Event Center and the Segerstrom Center for the Arts. That breadth translates into a
resilient employment picture and a steady daytime population that underpins rental demand year-round.
Families are served by the Newport-Mesa Unified School District and by Orange Coast College, one of California's largest
community colleges, and the city plugs into the wider region through the 55, 73, and 405 freeways and nearby John Wayne Airport.
Neighborhoods run the full range from quiet single-family pockets to denser, amenity-rich corridors — and the Westside in particular
has attracted sustained private reinvestment over the past several years.
For a multifamily owner, the conclusion is simple: a supply-constrained coastal market, durable demand from a wide spread of
employers and students, and a quality-of-life premium that has historically supported both rents and long-term value retention.
Bilan financier (Réel - 2025) Cliquez ici pour accéder à |
Annuel (CAD) | Annuel par pi² (CAD) |
|---|---|---|
| Revenu de location brut |
$99,999
|
$9.99
|
| Autres revenus |
$99,999
|
$9.99
|
| Perte due à l’inoccupation |
$99,999
|
$9.99
|
| Revenu brut effectif |
$99,999
|
$9.99
|
| Taxes |
$99,999
|
$9.99
|
| Dépenses d’exploitation |
$99,999
|
$9.99
|
| Total des dépenses |
$99,999
|
$9.99
|
| Revenu net d’exploitation |
$99,999
|
$9.99
|
Bilan financier (Réel - 2025) Cliquez ici pour accéder à
| Revenu de location brut (CAD) | |
|---|---|
| Annuel | $99,999 |
| Annuel par pi² | $9.99 |
| Autres revenus (CAD) | |
|---|---|
| Annuel | $99,999 |
| Annuel par pi² | $9.99 |
| Perte due à l’inoccupation (CAD) | |
|---|---|
| Annuel | $99,999 |
| Annuel par pi² | $9.99 |
| Revenu brut effectif (CAD) | |
|---|---|
| Annuel | $99,999 |
| Annuel par pi² | $9.99 |
| Taxes (CAD) | |
|---|---|
| Annuel | $99,999 |
| Annuel par pi² | $9.99 |
| Dépenses d’exploitation (CAD) | |
|---|---|
| Annuel | $99,999 |
| Annuel par pi² | $9.99 |
| Total des dépenses (CAD) | |
|---|---|
| Annuel | $99,999 |
| Annuel par pi² | $9.99 |
| Revenu net d’exploitation (CAD) | |
|---|---|
| Annuel | $99,999 |
| Annuel par pi² | $9.99 |
Faits sur la propriété
| Prix | 4 182 240 $ CAD | Style d’appartement | De faible hauteur |
| Prix par unité | 836 448 $ CAD | Classe d’immeuble | C |
| Type de vente | Investissement | Taille du lot | 0,20 AC |
| Taux de capitalisation | 5,72% | Taille du bâtiment | 4 522 pi² |
| Multiplicateur du loyer brut | 13.16 | Occupation moyenne | 100% |
| Nombre d’unités | 5 | Nombre d’étages | 2 |
| Type de propriété | Immeuble residentiel | Année de construction/rénovation | 1977/2024 |
| Sous-type de propriété | Appartement | Ratio de stationnement | 1,33/1 000 pi² |
| Zonage | R2-MD - Multifamily Medium Density | ||
| Prix | 4 182 240 $ CAD |
| Prix par unité | 836 448 $ CAD |
| Type de vente | Investissement |
| Taux de capitalisation | 5,72% |
| Multiplicateur du loyer brut | 13.16 |
| Nombre d’unités | 5 |
| Type de propriété | Immeuble residentiel |
| Sous-type de propriété | Appartement |
| Style d’appartement | De faible hauteur |
| Classe d’immeuble | C |
| Taille du lot | 0,20 AC |
| Taille du bâtiment | 4 522 pi² |
| Occupation moyenne | 100% |
| Nombre d’étages | 2 |
| Année de construction/rénovation | 1977/2024 |
| Ratio de stationnement | 1,33/1 000 pi² |
| Zonage | R2-MD - Multifamily Medium Density |
Commodités
Commodités des unités
- Balcon
- Lave-vaisselle
- Foyer
- Laveuse/Sécheuse
- Électroménagers en acier inoxydable
- Patio
Commodités du site
- Accès 24 heures
- Collecte d'ordures - sur rue
- Pistes cyclables/Piétonnières
- Transport en commun
- Sans ascenseur
Unité renseignements sur le mélange
| Description | Nombre d’unités | Loyer moyen/mois | pi² |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2+2 | 4 | 5 228 $ CAD | - |
| 3+2 | 1 | 5 576 $ CAD | - |
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Moyennement accessible à pied
70/100
Exceptionnellement adapté aux voitures
90/100
Transports en commun limités
30/100
Moyennement accessible en vélo
60/100
Impôts fonciers
| Numéros de lot | Évaluation totale | 4 039 227 $ CAD | |
| Évaluation du terrain | 3 306 103 $ CAD | Impôts annuels | (1 $) CAD (0,00 $ CAD/pi²) |
| Évaluation des bâtiments | 733 124 $ CAD | Année d’imposition | 2025 |
Impôts fonciers
Numéros de lot
Évaluation du terrain
3 306 103 $ CAD
Évaluation des bâtiments
733 124 $ CAD
Évaluation totale
4 039 227 $ CAD
Impôts annuels
(1 $) CAD (0,00 $ CAD/pi²)
Année d’imposition
2025
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