Vista Del Rey Apartment Building In Tacoma Sells For $25.7M

Courtesy of Kidder Mathews
The 17-Story Vista Del Rey Is Located In Tacoma's Stadium District.

VDR Investment Homes LLC recently purchased the 17-story, 130-unit Vista Del Ray apartment building in Tacoma’s Stadium District for $25.7M. The apartments range in size from 350 SF to 725 SF and are currently renting for $705 to $900 per month.

The sale includes an adjacent 0.67 acres of land that can accommodate another 130 units.

VDR Investment Homes, led by Tyroda principal Rose Stanek-Norbe, secured the contract and is partnering with Targa Property Management.

The new owners plan to renovate the building, but will maintain its midcentury style. Tyroda specializes in value-add and opportunistic investments in the multifamily sector.

Kidder Mathews Vice President Tyler Stanek represented the buyer in the transaction.

Tacoma is undergoing a massive renovation with the addition of the Historic Brewery District. The downtown core — once known for crime, the homeless population and gang activity — has seen a renaissance thanks, in part, to the growth of the University of Washington Tacoma campus.

Pierce County, in which Tacoma is located, leads the region in industrial growth. In the fourth quarter of 2018, 94% of the new industrial supply was added in that county. The area generates high demand from clients looking for its easy access to the Port of Tacoma, as well as the I-5 corridor.

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