LLoyd Jones Capital buys Texas apartment property

Lloyd Jones Capital has acquired Seabrook, Texas-based Regatta Bay Apartments. The seller was FRBH Regatta Bay LLC. No financial terms were disclosed. Finlay Management, the operations group at Lloyd Jones Capital, will serve as the property manager.

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MIAMI, Fla. – Lloyd Jones Capital, a Miami-based multifamily investment firm, has purchased the Regatta Bay Apartments from FRBH Regatta Bay, LLC. The property is located at 2555 Repsdorph Road in Seabrook, Texas, 30 minutes southeast of Houston. The acquisition adds 240 units to the Lloyd Jones portfolio of approximately 4,000 units spread over Texas, Florida, and the Southeast.

Says Chris Finlay, chairman/CEO of Lloyd Jones Capital, “This is a well-maintained, core-plus property that we intend to hold for several years. We expect it to provide a steady, long-term cash flow for our investors.”

Built in 2003, the property offers one-, two-, and three-bedroom apartments; garages; and a modern, updated clubhouse. Lloyd Jones Capital will implement a light value-add program to further upgrade the units. Finlay adds, “Our local teams scour Texas and the Southeast for investment properties. They are hard to find in this economy, but we’ve got another good one here.”

According to Finlay, property management will be handled by Finlay Management, the operations group at Lloyd Jones Capital. Finlay Management is an Accredited Management Organization (AMO®) as designated by the Institute of Real Estate Management (IREM®) and has a 30-year history in the industry.

About Lloyd Jones Capital
Lloyd Jones Capital is a private-equity real estate firm that specializes in the multifamily sector. With 37 years of experience in the real estate industry, the firm acquires, improves, and operates multifamily real estate in growth markets throughout Texas, Florida, and the Southeast.

Lloyd Jones Capital provides a fully integrated investment/operations platform. Its property management arm partners with the investment team to provide local expertise in each of its markets.

Headquartered in Miami, the firm has offices throughout Texas, Florida, and the Southeast, plus New York City. The firm’s investors include institutional partners, private investors, and its own principals.

For more information visit: lloydjonescapital.com.

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