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Students 2 LARGEST TRANSIT SYSTEM IN THE US TARGETED BENEFITS can enjoy the excitement of a downtown college ›› Location: Downtown Chicago within the Loop experience in a high security building but still enjoy the ›› 6.25%: Targeted first year cash-on-cash return company and community of living with other student Chicago is recognized as one of the most important financial, cultural, peers. Not only is the Buckingham close to school, it is and industrial centers in the United States. More than 400 major corporations, ›› Tax Efficiency: Pass through depreciation** also steps away from some of Chicago’s finest parks, including 34 Fortune 500 companies, are headquartered in Chicago. Anchored by its ›› Track Record: 100% occupancy – 8 consecutive years museums, theaters, and sporting venues, as well as central location, extensive talent pipeline and overall quality of life, Chicago represents Grant Park and the Museum Campus. one of the world’s largest and most diversified economies. Chicago’s abundant art and ›› Underserved Market: In the Loop, 58,000 student with only culture, strong economy, and mid-continent location make it a central hub of the U.S. GRANT PARK: “Chicago’s Front Yard,” Grant Park and an incredibly desirable market for college students looking to launch their careers. 2,600 off campus student housing beds features iconic landmarks such as Millennium Park, ›› Value-Add Opportunities: Modern interior upgrades, Buckingham Fountain, the Art Institute of Chicago and home to the city’s largest food and music festivals all-new rooftop amenities, additional study rooms including The Taste of Chicago, as well as The Grant COMPANY HIGHLIGHTS DST PERFORMANCE www.thebuckinghamchicago.com Park Music Festival, and Lollapalooza. ›› Over $500M in real estate under management ›› 100% current on all 13 NBPC DST THE MUSEUM CAMPUS: This site offers a collection ›› controlled properties 27-STORIES. 129 UNITS. 438 BEDS. 21 Properties; 12 states of some of the city’s most notable attractions such as ›› ›› Average Distribution: 6.75% Redstone — 3rd Party Manager: Manages over 21,000 NB Private Capital *In 2017, NB Private Capital’s predecessor, Nelson Brothers Professional Real Estate was nominated by Inc. 500 Soldier Field, Adler Planetarium, Shedd Aquarium, and beds. 98% collective occupancy for 2017-18 school year ›› 98% - Collective Occupancy for 2017-18 as #129 fastest growing private company. See additional commentary from Brian Nelson on the back page. the Field Museum of Natural History. ›› Full Cycle Properties: 7 (average 50%+ total return)* 130 Vantis Suite 160 School year ** 2017 tax returns showed 100% tax shelter for the vast majority of NB Private Capital properties. ›› Predecessor firm, NPRE: Inc. 500 2017, #129 fastest Aliso Viejo, CA 92656 ›› 100% Tax shelter through depreciation growing private companies in the U.S.* (877) 827-NBPC (6272) on most student housing assets for 2017 NAVY PIER WILLIS TOWER SOLDIER FIELD LOLLAPALOOZA CLOUD GATE BUCKINGHAM FOUNTAIN *Full cycle properties andx Inc. 500 designation were achieved under Nelson Brothers Professional Real Estate. The predecessor for NBPC. According to principal Brian Nelson: “Inc. 500 recognition was amazing. But it incited the fear we may be growing too fast. Our team had proven we could accomplish world class achievements. But that’s not what we’re about. NBPC was created to take the same energy with a dead-centered focus on performance and dramatic improvements with investor relationships, communication and services. Primarily in the DST market space. NBPC_BuckinghamExSum01 | 7.13.18 Iconic landmarks within walking distance PROPERTY SUMMARY LOCATION SUMMER MONTHS Best-in-Class Amenities NB’s typical leasing structure for student housing is to require The Buckingham is a 27-story, 129-unit, 438-bed made-for-student housing 12-month leases. This helps minimize volatility with cash property. Built in 1929, this historical landmark is located in the heart of The Buckingham was fully renovated in 2007 with recent updates in 2016 and 2017. flow during the off-peak summer months. However, given Sky Lounge Fully equipped fitness center downtown Chicago’s vibrant Loop and just a few blocks away from key The property features high-end amenities such as a fitness center, movie theater, the Buckingham’s Central Business District (CBD) location, landmarks such as Cloud Gate, Willis Tower, Grant Park and over 13 colleges student lounge, study space and a sky lounge with breathtaking views of Lake Michigan it has become a premium destination for several corporate and universities (see list of schools on the back page).
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