J.P. Morgan Snaps Up Luxe Metro Denver Apartments For $127.4M

Courtesy of HFF
Kent Place, Englewood

In the largest apartment deal by price in metro Denver so far this year, institutional investors advised by J.P. Morgan Asset Management acquired the 300-unit Kent Place at 3465 South Gaylord Court for $127.4M.

The Englewood property is fairly new, completed in 2015 by Forum Real Estate Group. It is the residential component of a larger mixed-use development anchored by a King Soopers.

The property fetches strong rents, with a one-bedroom unit of 978 SF available for $1,790/month, though the community offers a month’s rent with a year lease. Rent Jungle puts average Denver-area rent for a one-bedroom at $1,413/month. Kent Place is 92% occupied.

The price just bests the year's previous high mark for an apartment community, a deal in March that saw Skye 2905 Urban Flats trade for $126M.

HFF Managing Director Jordan Robbins and Directors Jeff Haag and Anna Stevens marketed the asset on behalf of Forum Real Estate Group. The buyer assumed existing financing at closing.

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