Mixed-use investing means owning properties that combine multiple uses, commonly ground-floor retail with residential apartments above, sometimes incorporating office space, in a single building or development.
Log in to followWorking through a structure I've read about in a couple of places and don't fully follow. A building with 4,000 sf of ground-floor retail and twelve apartments above gets condomin…
County seat town, population about 6,800, one stoplight downtown that still has traffic. Two-story brick corner building, ground floor 3,600 sf split into a 1,200 sf insurance age…
I'm planning my first purchase and the shape I keep coming back to is small, four apartments over one or two commercial bays in a walkable older neighborhood. Two brokers and one…
Toured a building going up in a mid-size market, 28 apartments over 6,000 square feet of raw ground floor shell. The developer is selling it before stabilization and he's open abo…
Building is about 6,200 sf. Two storefronts on the ground floor, roughly 1,500 sf each, four apartments over them. The listing calls it mixed-use and the broker keeps saying the a…
Under contract at $1.15M on a corner building in a walkable inner-ring suburb, closing in five weeks if I don't kill it. Six one-bedrooms upstairs, all leased, average $1,050 and…