Winter Park investment group plans to increase value of 35-year-old, 90-unit apartment building by 27% after renovations.
The projected new value would bring the per-unit price to $66,666, a jump of 27%. The average base rent for the 844-sf units is $665 per month. Cambridge Management of Winter Park will manage the property.
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