Waterstone Apartments

Address: 1600 N STANTON PL, LONG BEACH, California, US

California & West + Apartments

Created date: November 8, 2023

Date last updated: November 8, 2023

Property Description

Waterstone Apartments is a 27-unit multifamily investment property located at 1600 North Stanton Place in Long Beach, California. Built in 1964, Waterstone Apartments offers a desirable mix of one and two-bedroom floor plans with amenities including gated access, private balconies (select units), and gated garage parking. Long Beach’s strong rental metrics, including a 2022 vacancy rate of just 4.0 percent and year-over-year rent growth of 8.5 percent, are evidence of the substantial demand for rental units in the area. Currently, 8 units have received substantial improvements including shaker-style cabinetry, quartz countertops, vinyl flooring, stainless steel appliances and more. Through the continuation of this interior renovation plan, a new owner could potentially achieve a 13.1 percent increase in rental income. The property benefits from its location just south of Long Beach City College, Pacific Coast Campus, a major employer and housing driver for the city of Long Beach. Waterstone Apartments is situated in close proximity to Pacific Coast Highway and Cherry Avenue, two major thoroughfares that connect residents to Interstates 405 and 605. Additionally, residents enjoy access to Signal Hill’s numerous parks and trails. The neighborhoods surrounding the property provide tenants convenient access to a wide variety of activities, employment, transportation, and retail amenities. This overall demand for a well-located and maintained apartment building will be a key driver in the continued growth and success at Waterstone Apartments.

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Key Property Information

Listing Status:	Available
Listing Type:	Highest & best offer
Multifamily type:	Apartments
No. of Units:	27
Year Built:	1964
Building Size:	21,686 Sq ft
Lot Size:	0.49 Acres
Opportunity Zone:	No