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From: Angelich, Nick <nang...@cwpla.com>
Date: Tue, Feb 2, 2021 at 1:38 PM
Subject: FW: Dev. Site on USC Fraternity Row, Los Angeles
To: Nicholas Angelich <nicholas...@gmail.com>


 

 

Nick Angelich

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From: Laurie Lustig-Bower <Laurie.Lu...@cbre.com>
Sent: Tuesday, February 2, 2021 1:32 PM
To: Angelich, Nick <nang...@cwpla.com>
Subject: Dev. Site on USC Fraternity Row, Los Angeles

 

 

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USC Fraternity Row Site For Sale

±0.29 Acre Development Site

Walking Distance to the University of Southern California (USC)
Transit Oriented Community (TOC) Tier 3



647 W. 28th St., Los Angeles, CA 90007

Seller will pay buyer's broker 2% commission

 

 

 

CBRE, Inc., as exclusive agent is pleased to present for sale a ±12,831 square foot (±0.29 acre) infill multifamily development site with the potential to build approximately 46,000 square feet on Fraternity Row, adjacent to the University of Southern California (USC) in Los Angeles, California. 

Located within walking distance of the USC campus at 647 W. 28th Street on “USC Fraternity Row”, the Property is a designated “Transit Oriented Community Tier 3” site. 

The Property boasts a “Very Walkable” Walk Score of 88 out of 100 and a “Biker’s Paradise” Bike Score of 93 out of 100. USC Village shops, restaurants, and open space, and the Metro Expo Line are within short walking distance of the Property.

The property is currently being used as a parking lot and is NOT encumbered by any leases.

The USC multifamily submarket is severely undersupplied relative to current student enrollment and will continue to experience unmet need as student enrollment increases into the future. 

The University of Southern California, currently enrolling 46,000 undergraduate, graduate, and professional students, is one the most prestigious universities in the United States. Along with its College of Letters, Arts, and Sciences the University features 22 professional schools and units, is allocated $891 million in annual sponsored research, and maintains a renowned athletics program. 

USC has seen a 52% increase in first-year applications since 2011, is a top university destination for international student enrollment and is ranked #19 on the Wall Street Journal/Times Higher Education College Rankings 2021.

USC has projected significant continued student enrollment growth through 2030. Between 75% and 80% of USC students live off-campus, and with enrollment comprised of more graduate and professional students than undergraduate students, the on-campus stock severely underserves the nearly 24,000 graduate students in particular with only 580 beds. The influx of students continues to fuel demand for off-campus housing near the school. 

The Property is located within the USC Public Safety Patrol Area and is also within the USC Transportation Campus Cruiser service boundaries, one of the largest student-run safe ride home programs in the country.

Offers Due: Friday, February 26, 2021 by 5:00 pm

LOCATION HIGHLIGHTS

 

 

Located within walking distance to University of Southern California (USC), a thriving, growing and international institution with a $5.7 billion endowment

 

Located within the USC Public Safety Patrol Area. Rents for non-USC-owned off-campus housing inside the Public Safety-patrolled area have higher rents than apartments outside the zone 

 

Strong rental unit demand drivers 

 

USC experienced first-year application growth of 52% and first-year enrollment growth of 15% from Fall 2011 to Fall 2017 

 

Continued demand due to increasing university enrollment and shortage of student housing 

 

Only 30% of the student body are housed on campus leaving 33,000 students to find alternative living accommodations

 

USC has projected significant continued student enrollment growth through 2030

 

Located within the high barriers and high cost to entry Los Angeles and USC markets, which helps protect values 

 

Walking distance to USC Village shops and restaurants 

 

Located within the USC Transportation Campus Cruiser service boundaries, one of the largest student-run safe ride home programs in the country 

 

Convenient access to DASH transit shuttle, USC Tram and Metro Bus stops 

 

The Property boasts a “Very Walkable” Walk Score of 88 out of 100 and a “Biker’s Paradise” Bike Score of 93 out of 100 

 

The Metro Expo Line is within short walking distance of the Property

 

USC has one of the most affluent student body populations in the country

 

 

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LAURIE LUSTIG-BOWER

Executive Vice President
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KAMRAN PAYDAR

First Vice President
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