Martin City Flats Kansas City, MO

Investment Highlights

• Comprehensive Renovation Program Complete
• Operational Upside Across Income
• Supply-Constrained Submarket Fundamentals
• Affluent Demographics and Demand
• Diverse Unit Mix Offering
• Free & Clear or with Assumable Financing

Comprehensive Four-Year Renovation Program

Current ownership has invested $446,626 across a four-year renovation program addressing the property from the ground up. Work spans structural and systems upgrades including retaining walls, plumbing, sewer main, electrical panels, HVAC, and new exterior decks, alongside laundry facility modernization and systematic unit interior renovations featuring new flooring, countertops, and fixtures. Exterior improvements were further reinforced through fresh paint, new locks and doors, and appliance replacements across the community. A buyer steps into a substantially improved asset without taking on construction risk, contractor coordination, or the tenant disruption that accompanies an active renovation program.

Operational Upside Across Multiple Income Items

The trailing twelve-month financials reflect a number of opportunities a new owner can pursue without additional capital investment. Below-market rents among long-tenured residents, an underperforming RUBS program, and elevated vacancy loss and concessions all represent areas where improved management execution translates directly to NOI growth. The fundamentals of a stabilized, cash-flowing asset are already in place — the operational upside is the story.

Supply-Constrained Submarket with Strong Fundamentals

Martin City Flats sits within the Kansas City/South submarket, which ranks fourth in inventory across the 17 Kansas City metro submarkets. The submarket has registered zero new completions, meaning demand is being absorbed entirely by existing inventory. Weighted average vacancy among direct rent comparables tracks at just 1.8%. This combination of tight vacancy, no new supply, and demonstrated absorption creates favorable conditions for sustained rent growth and occupancy stability.

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