Denholtz is offering a new preferred equity investment in Overall Creek Apartments, a 384 unit Class A multifamily community in Murfreesboro, Tennessee. This investment is part of a debt recapitalization that positions the asset for long term stability and growth.
The property has demonstrated consistent performance since its acquisition in 2022, with occupancy in the low to mid 90s, strong tenant demand, and above market leasing trends. Murfreesboro remains one of the fastest growing submarkets in the Nashville MSA, supported by strong employment drivers and limited new supply.
This recapitalization strengthens the asset’s balance sheet by meeting the maturity of the existing first mortgage loan and putting the project back into a capital structure that works in today’s environment. The Preferred Equity provides the capital needed to bridge the shortfall to close. This transaction will get the project in line with today’s market conditions and setting the project up to benefit from the next market cycle.
With strong operating fundamentals and a healthy regional economy, Overall Creek Apartments is well positioned to benefit from improving valuations and continued rent growth in the years ahead.
investment summary
Asset Type: Multifamily
offering RAISE: $5,000,000
preferred return: 18%
Priority position: Senior to all common equity
projected irr: 22.08%
MINIMUM INVESTMENT: $25,000
CURRENT RATE 6%
ACCRUED RATE: 12%
closing date: December 22, 2025
hold period: 3-5 Years
investment summary
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