First Quarter Multi-Family Market Report 2018

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First Quarter Multi-Family Market Report 2018

03 04 04 05 05 06 07 07 08 10 Executive Summary National Economy Local Economy OKC Multi-Family Market Leasing by Class and Unit Mix OKC Multi-Family Market Leasing Information By Submarket Construction, Deliveries, Absorption & Vacancy Rate Top Under Construction & Proposed Multi-Family Properties OKC Multi-Family Market Sales Transactions during Q1 2018 About NAI Sullivan Group

The vacancy rate for multi-family properties in the CBD was 12.90% at the end of Q1 2018, which continues to improve as a building slowdown in that area continues. There is, however, continued building of new units in north Oklahoma City, Edmond, and Norman. The West Village at 902 W Sheridan is the major property under construction in the CBD with 345 units scheduled to be delivered in Q4 2018. The apartment rental market continues to be strong as overall vacancies are 12.00% with Edmond being the strongest market with 9.40% overall vacancy. Sales of multifamily units continue to be strong with 24 multifamily transactions taking place in Q1 2018 totaling $87,513,667.00. The most notable sales transaction for Q1 2018 was the Highlands Apartment Homes 12601-12701 N Pennsylvania for $39,500,000.00, which is $44,084.00 per unit. We would expect to see continued growth in the multifamily market but at a slower pace than what we saw in 2016. The absorption of units in 2017 along with slower construction has left the multi-family market somewhat balanced. Respectfully, EXECUTIVE SUMMARY Bob Sullivan CEO 3

NATIONAL ECONOMY The quarter 2018. We are expected to see three or more rate hikes this year and another two or three in year 2019, which could end year 2018 at 2.5 percent and 3 percent at the end of 2019. Kiplinger predicted a solid GDP below 2 percent despite of the $1.5 billion tax cut which is supposed to increase consumer spending and business investment. The growth uncertainty mainly comes from the world trade triggered by protectionist policies. The Trump administration announced during Q1 the tariffs on steel and aluminum and directed action against Chinese imports. If the trade war is going to happen, we expect to see product prices go up and the increasing tariffs will hurt consumers. OPEC and its allies started the output cuts since January 2017, and plan to continue the output cut through the end of 2018. Oil prices have been on the rise since Q4 2017 and has stayed in the $60-$65 range during OPEC forecasted that new oil supplies will exceed demand growth this year. LOCAL ECONOMY According to the report from the Oklahoma Employment Security Commission, The Oklahoma State unemployment rate has held steady and is unchanged at 4.1 percent in February compared to January and was 0.5 percent down from a year ago. We saw continuing recovery from the oil and gas industry, Oklahoma City is named as one of the top-10 travel destinations in the United States for 2018. Money Magazine said, that it gives travelers the most value for their dollar. Low cost of living and business cost continue to attract developers and investors to Oklahoma City. The City Council has approved a $3 million economic development incentive to bring Costco to the southeast corner of Western Avenue and the John Kilpatrick Turnpike; CACI International announced it will open a Shared Services Center in Oklahoma City in July which will bring 550 jobs. Oklahoma City new convention center s design gained City Council s approval and moved one step closer to its grand opening in mid-2020. The Streetcar system is under test drive and is expected to be ready at the end of this year. BOK Park Plaza has been completed and Bank of Oklahoma is occupying 100,000 SF. Oklahoma City s commercial real estate industry remains active during Q1 2018. 4

OKC MULTI-FAMILY MARKET LEASING BY CLASS AND UNIT MIX Class-A Class-B Class-C Overall Vacancy Rate 12.80% 11.50% 12.10% 12.00% Studio Asking Rate $952 $627 $550 $601 1 Bed Asking Rent $892 $674 $567 $644 2 Bed Asking Rent $1,060 $818 $666 $769 3+ Bed Asking Rent $727 $908 $794 $835 Asking Rent per SF The overall vacancy rate for multi-family properties in the Oklahoma City market at the end of the Q1 2018 was 12 percent, which increased from the rate of 11.90 percent at the end of the Q4 2017. Average asking rent per SF slightly increased and is getting close to $0.84 per month. Asking rental rate is increasing despite increasing vacancy rates. Studio asking rent averaged at $601 per unit, one-bedroom asking rent averaged at $644 per unit, and three-ormore bedroom asking rent averaged $835 per unit. OKC MULTI-FAMILY MARKET LEASING INFORMATION BY SUBMARKET CBD NW OKC Edmond Moore/Norman Vacancy Rate 12.90% 12.10% 9.40% 13.10% Studio Asking Rent $975 $517 $701 $575 1 Bed Asking Rent $1,069 $620 $697 $656 2 Bed Asking Rent $1,431 $773 $852 $742 3+ Bed Asking Rent $1,958 $943 $984 $659 5

CONSTRUCTION, DELIVERIES, ABSORPTION & VACANCY RATE Vacancy Rate by Unit Mix Effective Rent per Unit by Bedroom There were 1908 units of multi-family space under construction at the end of Q1 2018. The two multi-family properties with the most rentable building area under constructions were the 97-unit Steel Yard-Phase II at 505 E Sheridan Ave., which is scheduled to be delivered in May 2018, and the 300-unit Cottages at Quail Springs Apartments at 2700 Watermark Blvd, which is scheduled to be delivered in November 2018. Blackwelder Ave. in Oklahoma City, which delivered in January 2018; and the 14-unit apartment at 1600 NW 16th St., which was delivered in February 2018. 6

NOTABLE MULTI-FAMILY PROPERTIES UNDER CONSTRUCTION Building Address Building Name City Units Delivery Time 505 E Sheridan Ave The Steel Yard - Phase II OKC 97 May 2018 2700 Watermark Blvd Cottages at Quail Springs Apartments OKC 300 Nov 2018 2751 24th Ave NE TERRA at University North Park Norman 303 Jun 2018 108 4th St Cross Neighborhood Norman 412 Aug 2018 15501 N Pennsylvania Ave The Lofts at North Penn Edmond 150 Aug 2018 903 W Sheridan Ave West Village OKC 345 Oct 2018 6601 Highway 152 Bentwood Villas OKC 60 Dec 2017 2620 Classen Blvd Classen Crossing Apartments Norman 44 July 2018 NOTABLE MULTI-FAMILY PROPERTIES PROPOSED Building Address Building Name City Number Of Units Break Ground 400 NE K Gaylord Blvd Times Square OKC 327 Jun 2018 Classen Dr Wilshire Point OKC 160 Aug 2018 100 Charlie Christian Ave - OKC 125 May 2018 620 NW 178th St Brookside Villas - Phase II Edmond 22 Dec 2018 700 N Broadway Ave The Broadway Condominiums OKC 12 Apr 2018 NW 15 St. & Blackwelder Ave OKC Plaza District Apartments OKC 15 Apr 2018 NW 15 St. & Blackwelder Ave OKC Plaza District Apartments OKC 15 Jan 2018 There were 805,116 SF of multi-family space proposed at the end of Q1 2018. The proposed projects with the most rentable building area were the 327-unit Time Square at 400 NE K Gaylord Blvd., which is scheduled to start construction in June 2018, the 160-unit Wilshire Point at Classen Dr., which is scheduled to start construction in August 2018, and the 125-unit apartments at 100 Charlie Christian Ave., which is scheduled to start construction in May 2018. 7

OKC MULTI-FAMILY MARKET SALES 2017 Q1 2017 Q2 2017 Q3 2017 Q4 Number of Transactions 37 38 32 24 Total Sales Volume $158,222,501 $57,340,602 $192,355,292 $87,512,667 Total Units 3,848 1,494 2,343 3,703 Average Price Per Bldg. SF $53.37 $45.84 $110.69 $44.01 Median Price per Bldg. SF $40.37 $44.70 $52.91 $40.80 There were 24 transactions totaling $87,512,667 recorded during Q1 2018. The largest transaction based on dollar volume was the sale of the 896-unit The Highlands Apartments at 12601-12701 N Pennsylvania Ave. in Oklahoma City. Weidner Property Management LLC from Kirkland, WA acquired the 789,808 SF apartments from Transwest Properties Inc. from Tucson, AZ for $39,500,000, or $50.01/SF, on Jan 16th, 2018. Weidner also purchased the Metropolitan Apartments at 800 N Oklahoma Ave. during Q4 2017, the Summit Pointe Apartments at 1002 SW 89th St. during Q3 2017, and purchased Brookwood Village Apartments at 9401 S Shartel Avenue in 2 2017. Weidner also owns Liberty Pointe Apartments at 6600 SE 74th St., which was bought in 2014. Oklahoma City Multi-family market remains a hot target for investors and developers.. OKC MARKET SIGNIFICANT MULTI-FAMILY SALE TRANSACTIONS DURING Q1 2018 Property Name: The Highlands Apartment Homes Property Address: 12601-12701 N Penn, OKC Sale Price: $39,500,000 Price per SF: $50.01/SF Price per Unit: $44,084 Sale Date: 01/16/2018 Property Name: City Heights North Property Address: 8501-8557 Candlewood Dr., OKC Sale Price: $12,000,000 Price per SF: $36.02/SF Price per Unit: $36,585 Sale Date: 02/28/2018 8

Property Name: City Heights South Property Address: 717 Santa Rosa Dr., OKC Sale Price: $9,000,000 Price per SF: $44.00/SF Price per Unit: $44,776 Sale Date: 01/31/2018 Property Name: Chandelaque Apartments Property Address: 5528 N Portland Ave., OKC Sale Price: $9,000,000 Price per SF: $51.92/SF Price per Unit: $48,387 Sale Date: 01/31/2018 Property Name: Lamplight Apartments Property Address: 5811 NW 34th St., OKC Sale Price: $4,080,000 Price per SF: $39.62/SF Price per Unit: $32,380 Sale Date: 02/19/2018 Property Name: Chestnut Square Apartments Property Address: 6000 Will Rogers Rd., Midwest City Sale Price: $3,000,000 Price per SF: $31.69/SF Price per Unit: $28,846 Sale Date: 01/18/2018 9

NAI SULLIVAN GROUP NAI Sullivan Group and small business owners alike. We are your single point of contact for customized real estate services. NAI Sullivan Group strives for excellence in all facets of real estate services in order to maintain our position as an industry leader. Our team transforms forward-thinking ideas into cutting-edge applications, to achieve maximum results for our clients, company and community. For more information, please visit our website: www.naisullivangroup.com INVESTMENT TEAM Jeff Lester, CCIM (405) 990-4067 Rick Spelman, Ph.D. (405) 551-0005 rick@naisullivangroup.com Download the NAI Sullivan Mobile App FREE from the App Store! Resources mainly come from CoStar, The Oklahoman, and The POINT. Research & Information Compiled by Research Analyst Lu Wen. 10

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