Calif.-Based Steadfast Buys Gwinnett Area Apartments

California investment firm Steadfast Apartment REIT III has picked up a Gwinnett County apartment community.

Steadfast bought Reflections on Sweetwater, a 280-unit apartment community in Lawrenceville, for $32.4M, or more than $115k/unit, according to filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission. According to documents, it was bought by Steadfast's STAR III fund.

The circa-1996 apartment property is more than 95% leased and has average in-place rents of $965/month. Steadfast president Ella Shaw Neyland stated in documents that "the Atlanta area fits well into our investment strategy of purchasing mid-tier properties in growing communities."

Park Valley Apartments Smyrna

This is the second Atlanta investment for the REIT in as many months. As we previously reported here, Steadfast purchased the 496-unit Park Valley Apartments in Smyrna for $51.4M, or more than $100k/unit. At the time, Neyland said the firm planned to reinvest in the units and capture increasing demand from renters wanting to be near SunTrust Park, the new Atlanta Braves stadium.

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