Gould Capital is representing Beach City Capital in sourcing $5 million of preferred equity to capitalize the construction of Catalina Village, a 32-unit coastal multifamily development with 3,000 SF of retail located in Redondo Beach, CA - one of the most supply-constrained coastal submarkets in Southern California.
The project is being capitalized at approximately $48.9 million total cost, with the current $5M tranche funding land close, repayment of existing obligations, and advancement through permitting ahead of vertical construction. The sponsor has approximately $4.6 million invested to date, reflecting multiple years of entitlement work in a jurisdiction where new multifamily development is difficult to execute.
Catalina Village is underwritten as a for-rent multifamily asset, with a projected ~18-19% project-level IRR, 2.4-2.5x MOIC, and ~5.5-6% stabilized yield on cost over an approximate 4-year business plan. The investment is supported by an attractive ~140–155 bps development spread to a ~4.25% exit cap, consistent with other institutional quality coastal California development opportunities.
Situated in a high-barrier-to-entry coastal market, the project benefits from limited new supply, restrictive entitlement conditions, and a lack of comparable institutional-quality product. Recent nearby transactions have occurred at sub-4% cap rates, and the absence of new deliveries reinforces the long-term positioning of the asset for institutional exit.
Current Fund Positions
Investment Overview
- ~$48.9M total capitalization | $5M pref equity raise
- Projected 18-19% project-level IRR + 2.4-2.5x MOIC | ~4 year hold
- Projected 5.5-6% stabilized YoC | ~140-155 bps development spread
- 32-unit coastal multifamily + 3,000 SF retail
- Redondo Beach, CA - supply-constrained coastal submarket
- Sponsor basis of ~$4.6M with entitlements in place
- For-rent execution with condo map optionality
- Institutional-quality exit profile in a high-barrier market

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