4205 Noyes, Pacific Beach/Mission Beach, CA 92109

Property Description

WD Land is pleased to present the opportunity to acquire The Roxy, a fully renovated 16-unit apartment community at 4205 Noyes Street in Pacific Beach. Set at the corner of Noyes Street and Oliver Avenue, the property sits just north of the Kendall-Frost Mission Bay Marsh Reserve, a short walk from the Mission Bay shoreline and a quick ride to the Pacific Beach boardwalk, Garnet Avenue and the coast. Originally built in 1959, the two-story building was taken down to the studs in a 2021 gut renovation. Major building systems were replaced, including a new roof, new electrical and plumbing upgrades, and every unit was rebuilt with new windows, gray shaker kitchens with white countertops, blue subway-tile backsplashes and stainless appliances, new plank flooring, ceiling fans and fully remodeled baths with new vanities, tubs and patterned tile. The result is 16 turnkey junior one-bedroom homes averaging 450 SF, with 15 off-street parking spaces and a cozy coastal look carried outside through seafoam doors, iron railings and lantern lighting. At the offering price of $5,400,000 ($337,500 per unit), The Roxy offers the lowest price per door of any multifamily property currently on the market in Pacific Beach. It trades at a 4.64% cap rate on in-place income and 5.54% at market rents, with a 13.21 GRM falling to 11.77 at market. That price per unit sits about 23% below the $436,935 average of nine recent Pacific Beach sale comparables. Current rents average $2,046 per unit against a $2,300 market rent and a $2,379 average among nearby one-bedroom comparables, leaving room to grow WD Land is pleased to present the opportunity to acquire The Roxy, a fully renovated 16-unit apartment community at 4205 Noyes Street in Pacific Beach. Set at the corner of Noyes Street and Oliver Avenue, the property sits just north of the Kendall-Frost Mission Bay Marsh Reserve, a short walk from the Mission Bay shoreline and a quick ride to the Pacific Beach boardwalk, Garnet Avenue and the coast. Originally built in 1959, the two-story building was taken down to the studs in a 2021 gut renovation. Major building systems were replaced, including a new roof, new electrical and plumbing upgrades, and every unit was rebuilt with new windows, gray shaker kitchens with white countertops, blue subway-tile backsplashes and stainless appliances, new plank flooring, ceiling fans and fully remodeled baths with new vanities, tubs and patterned tile. The result is 16 turnkey junior one-bedroom homes averaging 450 SF, with 15 off-street parking spaces and a cozy coastal look carried outside through seafoam doors, iron railings and lantern lighting. At the offering price of $5,400,000 ($337,500 per unit), The Roxy offers the lowest price per door of any multifamily property currently on the market in Pacific Beach. It trades at a 4.64% cap rate on in-place income and 5.54% at market rents, with a 13.21 GRM falling to 11.77 at market. That price per unit sits about 23% below the $436,935 average of nine recent Pacific Beach sale comparables. Current rents average $2,046 per unit against a $2,300 market rent and a $2,379 average among nearby one-bedroom comparables, leaving room to grow income as units turn, with RUBS and pet rent already in place. With capital work complete, The Roxy suits 1031 exchange buyers, private investors and long-term holders seeking a low-maintenance coastal asset in one of San Diegos most supply-constrained beach markets.