Halstatt and GoldOller Acquire Cypress Run in East Orlando
Halstatt Real Estate Partners and GoldOller Real Estate Investments have acquired Cypress Run, a multifamily community in East Orlando, the firms announced. The transaction brings together Halstatt’s regional investment platform with GoldOller’s significant operational presence in Orlando.
“Cypress Run represents an opportunity to acquire a well-maintained asset in one of Orlando s fastest-growing corridors at an attractive basis, said Steven Iannaccone, managing principal, Halstatt Real Estate Partners. The property benefits from durable demand drivers, limited new supply within the submarket, and a business plan that allows us to thoughtfully enhance the community while further positioning the asset within its competitive set.”
Cypress Run sits near major long-term economic drivers, including Orlando International Airport and the 650-acre Lake Nona Medical City. Halstatt and GoldOller cited limited new multifamily supply in the submarket and demand supported by the area’s healthcare, education, and service-oriented workforce as factors in the investment thesis. The partnership plans a value-add renovation program focused primarily on interior upgrades such as new appliances, countertops, and updated finishes and fixtures.
This deal continues a working relationship between Halstatt and GoldOller, following earlier joint investments including the SunMeadows Portfolio and Isles at East Millenia. GoldOller manages more than 40,000 apartment units across 10 states and maintains a notable operational footprint in the Orlando market. Halstatt’s investment activity spans value-add and opportunistic projects across Florida, Texas, and the Southeast, and includes early positions in build-to-rent with seven projects totaling more than 1,350 units across Florida, Texas, and Ohio.
For owners and operators, the transaction highlights practical elements of contemporary multifamily strategy: identifying assets with proximity to durable employment centers, assessing submarket supply dynamics, and executing targeted interior renovations to improve competitive positioning. Multifamily Leadership will continue to monitor how partnerships that combine local operating scale with capital partners shape asset performance and submarket outcomes.