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 followTwo adjacent corner parcels, about 0.6 acres total, in a small city that just rewrote its downtown-adjacent district. Ground floor commercial permitted and encouraged, three resid…
I'm working through a 12 over 3 in a second-ring streetcar suburb and the way I split the underwriting changes the price by about 18%. Version one: the residential rent roll alone…
I've been reading a seller's package on a 14 over 4 while I wait on my own much smaller first deal, mostly to learn how these get valued. The package includes an appraisal from ei…
Two owners I have been talking to this month landed on opposite answers to the same question, and I cannot decide which one I would follow. Both have small mixed-use buildings, ap…
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…