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North eastern Ohio cap rates?
I am wondering if anyone can give me some insight into cap rates on larger buildings in different areas around north eastern Ohio. I am looking for larger buildings, 12 plus units, and am trying to grasp the different cap rates in A, B and C neighborhoods. I know there are slightly lower cap rates in more desirable areas but how big is this gap? When looking at Lakewood vs Wadsworth or Medina. I would love to hear from someone who has experience with larger properties in these kind of areas and what cap rates I should be using when evaluating deals. Thanks
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Originally posted by @Phil Morgan:
I am wondering if anyone can give me some insight into cap rates on larger buildings in different areas around north eastern Ohio. I am looking for larger buildings, 12 plus units, and am trying to grasp the different cap rates in A, B and C neighborhoods. I know there are slightly lower cap rates in more desirable areas but how big is this gap? When looking at Lakewood vs Wadsworth or Medina. I would love to hear from someone who has experience with larger properties in these kind of areas and what cap rates I should be using when evaluating deals. Thanks
The #1 issue is lack of inventory. If your looking for 12+ resi buildings in quality neighborhoods they are few and far between. Expect to see 7 or less as their is so much demand anytime one hits the market.