Over the past seven years, Roers Companies has built a portfolio of 27 developments in Minnesota. In those 27 projects, Roers Cos. investors have seen an average annual return of 35.1% on sold properties and 9% annual income on existing operating assets.
- 16th Largest metro in U.S. with 3.7 million people
- #1 state for Fortune 500 headquarters per capita
- Top employers: United Health Group, Target, Best Buy
7,500 Minneapolis Metro Units Absorbed
Demand for apartments remained steady throughout the Midwest in 2022. The Minneapolis metro absorbed 7,500 units—more than any U.S. Sun Belt market.
Source: CoStar
Rent-to-Income Ratios – Top 40 U.S. Markets
The Twin Cities is home to a population of renters who can afford rent growth, which propels investor returns. In the table below, we’ve highlighted a few top markets from an analysis of the 40 most populated U.S. markets.
35.1% Average Realized IRR in Minnesota
Roers Companies’ 12 Minnesota property sales to-date have averaged a 35.1% realized IRR for investors.
Current as 06/05/2023
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