Case Study
255 Main Street
Multi-Family Redevelopment
Acquired in 2021, 255 Main is a 20-unit off-market acquisition fully redeveloped and stabilized within 18 months.
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LocationCorinth, NY
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Acquisition Date2021
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Purchase Price$1.125 Million
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Total Project Cost$1.8 Million
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Present Value$2.745 Million
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Equity Created$945,000
Investor Outcomes
Cash
Opportunity
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An Off-Market Find with Significant Upside
255 Main Street was sourced entirely off-market through Green Springs’ direct mail campaign — never listed, never shopped. The 20-unit property in Corinth, NY had suffered years of deferred maintenance, hadn’t seen a meaningful renovation in decades, and carried rents well below $1,000 per month. Priced to reflect its condition, it represented exactly the kind of overlooked asset Green Springs is built to find.
We saw an opportunity to fully redevelop and reposition the property from the ground up — resetting both its physical condition and its place in the market.
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Sourced off-market through direct mail campaign
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20 units with significant rent growth potential
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Decades of deferred maintenance suppressing value
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Priced well below redevelopment potential
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No competition — deal never hit the open market
The Strategy
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Full Redevelopment Across Four Pillars
Rather than pursue phased improvements, we executed a comprehensive redevelopment strategy designed to fully reposition the asset, turn over the tenant base, and stabilize at market rents within 18 months.
Off-Market
Acquisition
Sourced through Green Springs’ proprietary direct mail program, the property was acquired before it could reach the open market — securing a basis well below market value.
Full Unit
Redevelopment
Every unit was fully renovated, resetting the property’s condition and market position from the ground up rather than patching a declining asset.
Tenant Base Repositioning
The existing tenant base was turned over entirely through a structured process, including evictions where necessary, to allow full redevelopment and re-leasing at market rents.
Refinance &
Capital Recycling
Following stabilization, a refinance was executed against the property’s redeveloped value — returning investor capital and locking in long-term equity in the asset.
Execution
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Zero to 100% — Built Back From the Ground Up
The central challenge of 255 Main Street was one of sequencing: bringing a fully occupied 20-unit building to 0% occupancy, executing a complete unit-by-unit renovation, and rebuilding to 100% stabilized occupancy — all within an 18-month window.
Green Springs managed the full transition in-house — coordinating tenant turnover, construction sequencing, and lease-up simultaneously. A small number of problem tenants required formal eviction proceedings, which were handled efficiently without derailing the broader project schedule. By maintaining disciplined construction and leasing timelines, the team achieved full stabilization within the target window and handed the asset off to Green Springs Property Management for long-term operations.
Before & After
The Transformation
Drag to compare the property before acquisition and after redevelopment.
The Results
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$945,000 in Equity Created
Upon stabilization, the property was valued at $2.745 million — representing $945,000 in equity creation against a total project cost of $1.8 million.
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166% of capital returned
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Infinite cash-on-cash position following refinance
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3.1x equity multiple to date
Following refinance, limited partners hold an infinite cash-on-cash position — continuing to receive distributions with zero remaining capital at risk. 255 Main Street demonstrates Green Springs’ ability to identify off-market opportunities, execute full-scale redevelopment under compressed timelines, and deliver outsized returns in markets others overlook.
The Interior

Kitchen
Each unit features a fully renovated kitchen with stainless appliances, modern cabinetry, and quality finishes — designed to attract and retain quality long-term tenants and support premium rental positioning within the submarket.

Bathroom
Each bathroom was fully gutted and rebuilt with clean, contemporary finishes — new tile, updated fixtures, and modern vanities designed to meet tenant expectations and support premium rental positioning.

Living Room
Open, light-filled living spaces were redesigned to maximize functionality and appeal — creating an environment that attracts quality long-term tenants and reduces vacancy exposure.

Bedroom
Bedrooms were updated with fresh finishes, quality flooring, and thoughtful layouts — balancing tenant comfort with the durability required for long-term asset performance.
Investor Impact
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Capital Preserved. Upside Retained.
Through disciplined execution and a structured refinance strategy, investors achieved full capital return while retaining equity exposure to the asset’s long-term performance.























