NAI Sells The Olympic Residential Hotel For $12M

NAI Capital’s Multifamily Services Group sold the Olympic Residential Hotel in DTLA for $12M, or $69,364/unit, to James Tuggle, a private investor.

The four-story building, which dates back to the 1920s, was originally used as a hotel, but was converted into apartments three years ago.

The 172 micro-apartment unit building is at 725 South Westlake Ave. It has 5k SF of ground-level retail space, Multi-Housing News reports.

NAI Capital VP Ziv Kozaski and VP Michael Dixon repped the seller, Olympic Hotel LLC.

The seller owned the property for 16 years. [MHN]

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