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216 Spring Street
Charleston Peninsula · Medical District
Pads 216 enters the final stage of capitalization with land acquired, debt closed, GMP executed, and and majority of equity raised. Incoming investors join after the heaviest pre-development risk is already behind the project.
Prime peninsula address with true walk-to-work access, directly across from MUSC Charleston’s largest employer at 17,000+ jobs.
Three-year entitlement complete. All city approvals, design, GMP contract, and senior + mezzanine debt closed.
South of the Crosstown, buildable sites are exhausted. Charleston’s multi-year approval process keeps new supply thin past 2026.
Year-round hospital workforce, medical residents, and graduate students fill furnished, ready-to-move studios immediately.
Furnished Studios
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Population growth vs. U.S. average
MUSC employees across the street
Medical district jobs in immediate area
Class A peninsula rent growth in 2024
Charleston, SC 29403
Furnished studios
Average unit
Gross building area
9% preferred return compounded monthly, with downside-protected sensitivity across exit cap and rent assumptions. Targeted hold of three years from construction start to disposition.
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Guaranteed Maximum Price contract executed with general contractor. Hard cost contingency and locked pricing eliminate budget exposure on the build.
Senior and mezzanine debt closed at attractive terms. Exit underwritten at a conservative cap rate well above current trades on comparable peninsula assets.
Furnished, turnkey studios across from a 17,000-employee hospital system. Underwriting uses an 8% vacancy and bad debt factor conservative for the submarket.
Site elevated above base flood elevation with engineered flood barriers, redundant pumps, and full National Flood Insurance Program plus excess flood coverage.
Eliminated. All three years of City of Charleston approvals are complete; permit issuance is imminent following final site inspection.
Sponsor equity invested alongside LPs. Promote earned only after investors receive their preferred return and full capital back.
This offering is available to accredited investors only, as defined by SEC Rule 501 of Regulation D. Generally, this includes individuals with a net worth exceeding $1 million (excluding primary residence) or annual income over $200,000 ($300,000 with spouse) in each of the prior two years. Entities such as family offices, trusts, and institutional investors may also qualify. We verify accreditation prior to accepting any subscription.
Investors receive a 9% annual preferred return, compounded monthly, before any profits are distributed to the sponsor. This means your capital earns priority in the waterfall. Once the preferred return and return of capital are satisfied, additional profits split according to the equity waterfall tiers.
Key risks include construction delays, cost overruns, interest rate fluctuations, changes in Charleston rental demand, and broader economic downturns. While the project is fully entitled and carries a fixed GMP, no investment is without risk. Past performance is not indicative of future results. Please review the full Private Placement Memorandum for a complete risk discussion.
Yes. Accredited investors who complete the contact form will be invited to a private briefing call with the sponsor team. Site visits can be arranged upon request and are encouraged for out-of-market investors who wish to see the location firsthand.
The minimum investment is $100,000. This threshold ensures alignment among investors and streamlines administration. Larger allocations are welcomed and may receive preferential positioning in the capital stack.
The targeted hold period is three years from construction start to disposition. This timeline assumes on-schedule delivery, lease-up within projections, and a favorable exit cap environment. Actual timing may vary based on market conditions and operational performance.
Distributions are projected to begin after stabilization and are typically paid quarterly. Initial distributions prioritize the 9% preferred return. A full return of capital and final profit splits are expected at exit via refinancing or sale.
Investors typically receive a K-1 reflecting their share of income, gains, losses, and deductions. Structures and outcomes vary by individual circumstance. We strongly recommend consulting your CPA, attorney, or wealth advisor before subscribing.
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