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Annandale Mansion
Multi-Family Redevelopment
A 16-unit historic mansion in one of Saratoga’s most coveted locations — fully redeveloped and repositioned through complete vertical integration.
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LocationSaratoga Springs, NY
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Acquisition Date2025
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Purchase Price$3.25 Million
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Total Project Cost$4,948,430
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Units16
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Historic Tax Credits$600,000
Project Projections
Opportunity
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A Historic Asset in a Premier Location
Annandale Mansion was sourced entirely off-market — a 16-unit, 10,892 sq ft Victorian estate at 245 Clinton Street, steps from Skidmore College in the heart of Saratoga Springs. Despite its exceptional location and architectural significance, the property carried below-market rents and represented a compelling opportunity to unlock value through full-scale redevelopment. The acquisition was structured with a $700,000 seller note at 0% interest — a financing advantage that meaningfully improves effective returns to investors.
Rather than pursue incremental improvements, we identified an opportunity for comprehensive redevelopment — transforming a historically significant asset into a fully modernized, income-producing property while preserving the character that makes it irreplaceable.
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Sourced off-market
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Historic Tax Credit eligibility: $600,000
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Seller financing at 0% interest — $700,000 note
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Below-market rents with significant upside
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Near Skidmore College: Built-in rental demand
The Strategy
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Full Redevelopment Across Four Pillars
Rather than pursue phased upgrades, we structured a comprehensive 24-month redevelopment plan designed to maximize long-term asset value, deliver Historic Tax Credits to investors, and return capital through a targeted refinance at stabilization.
Complete Interior Transformation
Every unit fully redeveloped — new kitchens, bathrooms, flooring, and mechanical systems — repositioning the property to command market-rate rents of $1,895/month on average.
Historic
Tax Credits
Annandale Mansion qualifies for $600,000 in NYS and Federal Historic Tax Credits — distributed to limited partners as a priority return of capital, beginning in year two.
Seller Financing Advantage
A $700,000 seller note at 0% interest reduces effective debt service costs and meaningfully improves cash-on-cash returns throughout the hold period.
Refinance &
Capital Return
Following stabilization, a refinance is targeted between years 5–6 to pay off the seller note and return investor capital. Distributions from refinancing carry no tax exposure.
TAX CREDITS
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$600,000 in Tax Credits Returned Directly to Investors
Annandale Mansion qualifies for both New York State and Federal Historic Tax Credits, generating $600,000 in credits against approximately $1.2 million in qualified renovation expenses. Credits are distributed to limited partners as a priority return of capital — NYS credits projected in year two, Federal credits between years 2–6.
Unlike a deduction, a tax credit is a dollar-for-dollar reduction of taxes owed — meaning each dollar of credit directly offsets a dollar of tax liability.
The NYS and Federal credits work in tandem, significantly reducing or eliminating personal tax exposure on the investment. Credits are distributed to limited partners as a priority return of capital.
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80% of renovation scope qualified as eligible historic expenses
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30% NYS Historic Tax Credit: $360,000
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20% Federal Historic Tax Credit: $240,000
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Credits treated as priority return of capital to LPs
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NYS credit fully refundable — excess issued as a check from the state
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No NY tax liability? Full NYS credit amount returned as a refund
Execution
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Fully Integrated — From Acquisition to Management
100% of the Annandale project is controlled by the Green Springs family of companies — from financing and construction to property management and asset oversight. This complete vertical integration eliminates third-party risk and creates direct accountability at every stage of the redevelopment.
Construction is managed by CG Construction Group, Green Springs’ sister company, with an independent owner’s rep providing a professional layer of oversight and separation. Green Springs Property Management transitions in at stabilization, ensuring continuity from lease-up through long-term operations. Ascend Real Estate Advisors handles financing, debt sourcing, and asset management throughout the hold.
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Before & After
The Transformation
Drag to compare the property before acquisition and after redevelopment.
Projected Results
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Built for Long-Term Compounding
Annandale Mansion is structured as a long-term hold with multiple capital return events — Historic Tax Credits in years 2–6, a refinance between years 5–6 returning investor capital, and ongoing cash flow distributions throughout the hold period.
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10-Year Projected IRR: 15–17%
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Average Annual Return: 15–25%
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Average Cash-on-Cash Return: 5–6%
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Return of capital via tax credits and refinance
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Ongoing distributions carry no tax exposure
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$600,000 in Historic Tax Credits — priority distribution to LPs
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.










