1917-2011 Sweetbriar Ln, springfield, OH
Multi-family for Sale - $3,795,000 - 58,538 Sq. Ft. on 5 acres
Agent Info
| Patrick Williams Coldwell Banker Heritage |
Property Info
| CIMLS# | 1195384 |
| Location 1917-2011 Sweetbriar Ln springfield OH 45505 | |
| Updated | September 2nd, 2026 |
| Type | Multi-family |
| Price | $3,795,000 |
| Building | 58,538 Sq. Ft. |
| Land | 5 acres |
Property Description
Coldwell Banker Commercial | Heritage is pleased to present Sweetbriar Lane, a 56-unit garden-style apartment community in Springfield, Ohio, delivered 100% leased at closing, offered at $3,795,000 — an 8.70% capitalization rate on stabilized in-place income.
This is a fully repositioned, turnkey asset. Over current ownership, all 56 units have been renovated with new flooring, paint, and cabinetry as needed; per ownership, approximately 90% of HVAC systems are less than five years old and roughly 75% of the roofs have been replaced within the last five years, with the balance carrying useful life remaining. The seller is now re-siding the entire property — an approximately $200,000 capital project completed at the seller's cost — giving a buyer a brand-new building envelope on top of already-modernized interiors and systems. The result is a community with minimal deferred maintenance and no near-term capital wall. Fifty-five of the fifty-six units share a spacious two-bedroom, one-bath floor plan, keeping operations simple.
The income is real and growing. Scheduled rents annualize to $561,648, and vacated units are re-leasing at $900 — the mark-to-market rate the upside is built on is being achieved today, not projected. With legacy units still priced below that level, a buyer acquires a stabilized 8.70% going-in yield and a demonstrated path toward a 9%-plus yield on cost as rents continue to turn.
Sweetbriar Lane also sits at the center of one of Ohio's most compelling growth stories. In July 2026, Electra selected Springfield for an $850 million advanced-aircraft manufacturing facility expected to create nearly 2,000 jobs — a direct, durable driver of workforce-housing demand in a county of roughly 135,000, anchored along the I-70 corridor between Dayton and Columbus.



