UIP, LUBERT-ADLER ACQUIRE 72-UNIT APARTMENT BUILDING IN DC’S ADAMS MORGAN FOR $13.25 MILLION

Washington, DC, (March 30, 2015) –Urban Investment Partners (UIP), in partnership with Philadelphia-based Lubert-Adler Partners, has acquired Embassy Towers, a 72-unit apartment building in Washington, DC’s Adams
Morgan neighborhood, for $13.25 million. The property is Located at 1620 Fuller St., NW, across the street from the
historic former Italian embassy building, which is slated for redevelopment.

Prior to the acquisition, UIP reached an agreement with the embassy Towers Tenant Association, permitting UIP to
undertake major renovations to the common areas and individual apartments. The buildings’ tenants have
not yet decided whether to convert their apartments to condominiums, or continue as rentals. If a minimum number of tenants agree to buy their renovated apartments as condominiums and they qualify, the condominium conversion will go forward, and sales will begin in late 2016.

“This project demonstrates UIP’s flexibility and commitment to working successfully with tenant associations under the city’s TOPA process (Tenant Opportunity to Purchase Act) to achieve wonderful outcomes,” said Steve Schwat, Principal,UIP. “Our level of experience is why we are selected
by so many tenant associations that wish to renovate their buildings.”

Whether the property stays rental or goes condo, UIP will Invest more than $8 million in building renovations including new individual heating and cooling systems, electrical upgrades, elevator renovations, renovated common areas, and exterior improvements including landscaping, roof deck and more. Work is expected to begin before the end of the year.

Embassy Towers, built in 1932,was acquired from a private family consortium, which had held the property for decades. Along with The Century, another apartment building just one block away on 16th Street, NW, Embassy Towers is distinguished by its colorful window frames.

Alan Davis and Brendan Flood of HFF represented the seller in the transaction.

UIP Property Management, Inc. (www.uippm.com) has assumed property management responsibilities and UIP General Contracting, Inc. (www.uipgc.com) will perform the renovation. Both are UIP subsidiaries.

The UIP family of companies owns and manages more than 3,000 apartments in Washington, DC and Maryland and has renovated and restored more than 20 downtown apartment buildings over the last ten years. UIP’s primary focus includes working with Tenants in Washington, DC and helping them exercise their TOPA (Tenant Opportunity to Purchase Act) rights. UIP is also active in entitling land, new infill development, and acquiring residential assets in the close-in Washington, DC suburbs.For more information, visit www.uipllc.com and www.uippm.com.