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109 E 40th Street
Kansas City, MO 64111
$2,040,000
Conventional
Property
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Property Description
Brentwood Plaza is a stately, low-rise 30-unit apartment complex situated just off Main Street in a historic neighborhood near the Nelson-Atkins Museum, the Kemper Museum of Contemporary Art and the Kansas City Art Institute. The brick exterior building stands 3-stories with newer vinyl windows, TPO roof and parking lot on the west side providing tenants 12 off-street spaces. The building is comprised of 18 studio units with an approximate unit size of 390 square-feet (+/-) and 12 1-bed/1-bath units with an approximate unit size of 465 square-feet (+/-). Built in 1924, the property’s location is anchored by the Arts District as well as universities, hospitals, local shops/restaurants and businesses. It is well positioned to take advantage of its location next to multiple stops on Main (39th, 43rd, & 45th) of the KC Streetcar Extension line. The extension starts in the Crossroads at Union Station and continues south to UMKC at 51st and will be completed in 2025. The building is currently owner-operated with a history of high occupancy. Current ownership acquired Brentwood in April of 2023 and has made significant progress in raising rents 25%+ through moderate make-readies, updates to the common area hallways/stairwells (paint, flooring & fixtures) and the implementation of utility fees to 80% of the units ($55). Other major expenditures include a 30th unit being put back into service (previously laundry room) with more modern finishes, a new sewer line section and updates to all plumbing valves. All units at the property have window units for cooling and radiator heat, mostly hardwood floors (some LVT), functional floorplans, good closet space, vinyl windows and keycode entry. The building is separately metered for electric and is on a common gas boiler.
Property Information
Lot Size
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Property Type
MultiFamily
Year Built
1924
MLS Number
2484685
Location
Address
109 E 40th Street
City
Kansas City
State
MO
Zip Code
64111
County
JACKSON (County)
Listing
Provider
Name
Compass
Phone
(816) 280-2773
Office Name
Compass Realty Group
Office Phone
(816) 280-2773
Agent Name
Brice Bradshaw

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