4361 NW 9th Ave – Pompano Beach, FL

Case Study Coastal Legacy Property Management

4361 NW 9th Ave – Pompano Beach, FL

This 6-unit multi-family property in Pompano Beach represents a strong cash-flowing asset in South Florida. Originally acquired for approximately $730,000, it is now valued at around $950,000 – $1,000,000+, reflecting over 30% appreciation.

The property currently generates $10,400/month ($124,800 annually) in gross income. After expenses, it produces an estimated NOI of $85,000 – $95,000, delivering:

  • Estimated ROI: 12% – 14% annually
  • Estimated Cap Rate:5% – 10%

With a multi-unit structure and strong tenant demand, the asset benefits from consistent occupancy and reduced vacancy risk.

Through strategic management—including market-based rent adjustments, proactive maintenance, and operational efficiency—the property is optimized for both stable cash flow and long-term value growth.

This case highlights how a well-positioned multi-family asset can generate scalable income and sustained equity appreciation when executed and managed correctly.

Our Methodology

How We Unlocked The Property's Potential

Targeted Cosmetic Refresh

We don't do full demolitions unless needed. We focus on "High-Perception" areas—kitchen, master bath, and lighting—where $1 spent equals $5 in rental value.

Dynamic Pricing Engine

Using real-time South Florida market data, we positioned the listing at the absolute peak of the market curve while maintaining 0% vacancy risk.

Institutional-Grade Vetting

We secured a 24-month lease with a corporate executive, ensuring stable, long-term cash flow for the property owner.

Verified Owner Testimony

I was impressed by how quickly the Coastal Legacy team transformed my property. Their recommendations were simple but incredibly effective. Within weeks, the townhome looked modern and appealing, and we secured a great tenant at a much higher rent than before.
Michael D.

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