Eagles Point at Tampa Palms

192 Units | Outstanding Upside | Available Below Replacement Cost | Tampa, Florida

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The Opportunity

IPA is pleased to present Eagles Point at Tampa Palms (“The Property”), an exceptional 192-unit, value-add opportunity in one of Tampa’s most desirable locations. This institutionally owned asset is ideally located near the Tampa Palms/New Tampa area and is assigned to the highly rated Tampa Palms Elementary school. Its strategic location provides easy access to the Tampa MSA’s top demand drivers including major medical facilities, numerous corporate parks, the University of South Florida and abundant retail/dining options.

Key Investment Highlights

SIGNIFICANT UPSIDE AND MARKET LEADING AMENITIES

Over 80% of units have meaningful upgrade potential ($150+/mo. premium)

Opportunity to install washer/dryer connections in A1, A2 and B1 floor plans (84 units)

Two- and three-story garden asset available below replacement cost

Outstanding amenity footprint

Screened-in patios/balconies

Vaulted living room ceiling on 3rd floor units

STRONG LOCATION NEAR TOP EMPLOYMENT HUBS

At the doorstep of the affluent Neighborhood of Tampa Palms

Assigned to highly rated schools including Tampa Palms Elementary

100K+ jobs within five miles of the asset

Major employers nearby include University of South Florida (USF), USAA, MetLife, Moffitt Cancer Center, AdventHealth

Easy access to I-75 and I-275

Minutes to major employment hubs

1.8% forecast annual population growth over the next five years (3-mi. radius)

64% of population is college-educated within a 3-mi radius

TAMPA REMAINS A ROBUST MARKET

#4 most promising real estate markets for 2025 - Urban Land Institute

Tampa is one of America’s fastest growing major cities

Top ten market for in-migration for 2025-2029 - IPA 2025 Multifamily Investment Forecast Annual Report

Population of over 3 million residents

#3 best city to start a career in 2025 (WalletHub, May 2025)

For the third consecutive year, Tampa Bay was ranked first in net migration, and seventh for the in-migration of young adults age 25 to 34. (TBBJ, Feb 2025)