HARMONY LUXURY PHASE 2 - BLDGS 8,9,12 AND 13

1 TRANQUILITY LN, ROWLETT (DALLAS CO), TX, 75089

APARTMENT (BRICK EXTERIOR) Mid-Rise 198 units Built 2018 4 stories ★ 4.0 (629 reviews) 🚶 0 Car-Dependent 🚌 0 No Nearby Transit 🚲 20 Somewhat Bikeable

$39,372,460

2025 Appraised Value

↑ 0.0% from prior year

📍 This parcel is part of the HARMONY LUXURY BLDGS 1,2,4&7 community — scraped data shown is for the full community.

HARMONY LUXURY PHASE 2 – EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

Pass. The 198-unit luxury asset operates in a supply-constrained Dallas submarket (zero pipeline) with strong physical condition and $39.4M ($198.9K/unit) current valuation, but the "luxury" positioning is fundamentally misaligned with Rowlett's car-dependent suburban reality (walk score 0, transit score 0). Demographics compound the issue: a 22.2% renter concentration and 20.2x affordability ratio in a 53.0% owner-occupied, high-income neighborhood limit organic tenant demand to a narrow band of priced-out affluent renters rather than a deep rental market. Without historical appraisals, we cannot validate whether recent rate softening has already compressed values beyond the 2018 delivery cycle. The property performs as solid suburban Class A stabilized housing, but the luxury branding overstates its market position and masks structural tenant demand constraints that will pressure rent growth and leasing velocity in a slowdown.

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Physical Condition & Renovation Status: Harmony Luxury Phase 2 presents as a Class A property with consistently high-quality finishes across all 198 units—no value-add renovation opportunity exists. Kitchen and bathroom photography reveals uniform 2016–2023 era updates featuring modern slab cabinetry in dark espresso or two-tone configurations, quartz/granite countertops, black/stainless steel appliances (mid-range tier: Samsung/LG/Whirlpool), and geometric tile or glass backsplashes. All 41 observed units rate "excellent" condition with fresh paint and recessed/pendant lighting.

Amenity & Curb Appeal: Resort-style pool, spa, fitness center, and disc golf common area position this as a high-amenity, newly completed (2018 build, refreshed 2020–2023) mixed-use podium development with contemporary architecture (red/tan accents, mixed materials, glass balconies) and manicured landscaping. Surface parking and mid-rise density support the luxury positioning.

Caveat: Mid-range appliance selections (not premium brands) and predominantly vinyl plank flooring (even across luxury units) suggest builder-grade specifications despite high-touch design, limiting upside to operational/leasing execution only.

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AI Analysis

Location Profile Misaligned with Luxury Positioning

This property's zero walk and transit scores reflect a classic suburban Dallas position with no meaningful pedestrian infrastructure or public transportation—standard for Rowlett but problematic for a "luxury" branded product. The bike score of 20 indicates minimal cycling viability, forcing 100% reliance on personal vehicles. Without rent data, the risk is clear: luxury positioning typically demands Walk Scores 60+ and proximity to employment/dining clusters, neither of which exist here. This submarket is viable only if rents anchor to car-dependent suburban comps rather than mixed-use urban luxury benchmarks.

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Distance Name Category
📍 17.7 miles from Downtown Dallas
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Pipeline Analysis: Zero Near-Term Competitive Threat

The submarket shows no active construction pipeline (0.0% of this property's 198-unit base), eliminating near-term supply pressure on occupancy and rent growth. With submarket vacancy improving, this asset operates in a favorable supply-demand environment absent the typical headwinds from competing deliveries. The absence of filed permits further suggests a low probability of material supply shocks in the forward 12–24 months.

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🏗️ 0 permits within 3 mi
0% pipeline

No multifamily construction permits found within 3 miles

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Financial Estimates

Estimated from loan records, rental listings, and appraisal data using industry-standard assumptions.

Sale & Valuation

Est. Sale Price
Sale $/Unit
Value YoY
0.0%
Implied Cap Rate
Est. Cap Rate

Operating Income

Gross Potential Rent
Est. Vacancy
Submarket Vac.
2.4%
Eff. Gross Income
OpEx Ratio
50%
Est. NOI
NOI/Unit

Debt & Taxes

Taxes/Unit
$4,971/yr
Est. DSCR

Submarket Benchmarks

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Computed from nearby properties within 3 miles of similar vintage

Submarket Cap Rate
4.2%
Price/Unit Benchmark
$181,404
Rent/SF
$1.87/sf
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Property Summary

Harmony Luxury Phase 2 comprises four mid-rise buildings (198 units) delivered in 2018 with wood-frame construction and brick exterior, classified as very good quality in excellent condition. At 165.9K SF gross area across four stories, the asset offers 166.1K SF of net leasable space with an average unit size of approximately 840 SF. The property's walk score of 0 indicates car-dependent positioning in Rowlett; specific parking ratios, amenity package, and utility/pet policies are not detailed in available data.

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Property Details

Account #
442064500B0010000
Market
Dallas County, TX
Building Class
APARTMENT (BRICK EXTERIOR)
Building Style
Mid-Rise
Construction
D-WOOD FRAME
Quality
VERY GOOD
Condition
EXCELLENT
Stories
4
Gross Building Area
165,914 SF
Net Leasable Area
166,088 SF
Neighborhood
UNASSIGNED
Last Sale
May 13, 2022
Business Status
Operational
Enriched
about 2 months ago

Owner Information

Owner
TX HARMONY APARTMENTS LLC
Mailing Address
KIRKLAND, WASHINGTON 980344291
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Demographics

Affluent owner-occupied market with limited rental depth. The 3-mile radius shows median household income of $110.5K against a 22.2% renter concentration—a narrow tenant pool in a heavily owner-dominated submarket where 53.0% of households earn $100K+. The affordability ratio of 20.2x suggests rents are calibrated to upper-income renters, not workforce housing. The 5-mile expansion adds only 1.7 percentage points in renter occupancy, signaling weak rental clustering; demand will depend on converting high-income renters priced out of ownership rather than organic renter population growth.

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3-Mile Radius

Population
73,409
Households
23,964
Avg Household Size
3.09
Median HH Income
$110,496
Median Home Value
$335,514
Median Rent
$1,856
% Renter Occupied
22.2%
Affordability
20.2% (rent/income)
Income Distribution
<$25k $150k+

5-Mile Radius

Population
201,216
Households
67,066
Avg Household Size
3.03
Median HH Income
$108,944
Median Home Value
$335,784
Median Rent
$1,825
% Renter Occupied
23.9%
Affordability
20.1% (rent/income)
Income Distribution
<$25k $150k+

Source: US Census ACS 5-Year Estimates (2023) · 0 tracts (1mi)

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Appraisal History

Appraisal Data – Single Observation Limitation

With only one appraisal on file (2025), trend analysis is impossible; the 0.0% YoY change reflects no prior comparable. Current appraised value sits at $198.9K per unit ($39.4M ÷ 198), with land representing just 2.3% of total value—typical for newer multifamily but leaves minimal redevelopment optionality. The 2018 vintage and luxury positioning suggest the property has stabilized post-delivery, though without historical appraisals we cannot assess whether recent market softening or rate increases have impacted value since completion.

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Year Total Value Change
2025 $39,372,460 +0.0%
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