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Zachary Dosch
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Converting an office building to an apartment building

Zachary Dosch
  • Bismarck, ND
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Has anybody been a part of this type of conversion? I have a very interesting opportunity so Im trying to learn all I can as fast as I can.

Here is a link to the property:
http://www.aspengrouprealestate.com/listings/detail.asp?Ctl=295

I could get my hands on it for around $200M

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Nathan Emmert
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  • San Ramon, CA
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Nathan Emmert
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Zach, I would be more concerned with the market for larger apartments than the initial start-up cost. Is the market strongest for 1, 2, or 3 bedroom units? Ideally you'd have a mix.

It's probably worth while sitting down with a designer of some sorts that can look at what's existing. You have some large rooms that can easily be turned into economy/studio apartments, etc...

It's am ambitious project for sure.

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