Bronx MFH/Quad Prices
5 Replies
Shane Austrie
New to Real Estate from San Francisco, CA
posted 10 months ago
I'm planning to invest in the Bronx within the next few months. For me, this will be my first property, so I plan to utilize housing hacking + FHA/FHA 203k. I'm interested in hearing the general price ranges people have seen recently for quadruplexes in the Bronx, especially the price comparison when it comes to foreclosures vs turn-key quads.
James Perdomo
Real Estate Agent from Bronx, NY
replied 10 months ago
The areas in the bronx make price vary significantly. A quad usually would range anywhere from 200-300k a unit. Very rare to see a foreclosed 4fam and its extremely competitive to grab one before an experienced investor.
George Hermann
Real Estate Agent from Bronx, NY
replied 9 months ago
Hi Shane, I agree with James Perdomo that four family properties are more rare and are on the radar of experienced investors, many with cash offers. I think you will find more opportunities with two and three family houses.
At this time, contractors are not working in New York. They are considered phase 1 workers and will be allowed back to work on June 7th with a lot of restrictions due to Caronavirus. If you're planning to buy properties that need work, it will cost more and take longer than it did a few months ago.You should factor this into your costs when reviewing opportunities to purchase.
Good luck!
Omari Williams
Rental Property Investor from New York, NY
replied 9 months ago
That may be very challenging. The 4 family homes in The bronx are pretty much going for $700k to a $1mil. I believe those parameters dont qualify for FHA or a 203k. You need to discuss with a lender 1st.
Will B.
Rental Property Investor from New York, NY
replied 6 months ago
Hi Omari, any news on your search? I'd also love to own a MF in The Bronx.
Juan Contreras
Real Estate Agent from New York, NY
replied 6 months ago
@Omari Williams FHA loan limits for NYC are as follows;
Single Family: $765,600
Two Family: $980,325
Three Family: $1,184,925
Four Family: $1,472,550
@Shane Austrie How's it going with your search? I grew up in the Bronx and the best advice I can give is to due your due diligence on locations. The South Bronx is going through a gentrification so properties are extremely high but due to its close proximity to the Manhattan, rents have increased from a median of $1300 to $2,500-3k depending on the size. Getting into the middle of the Bronx, you will see high crime rates which lower priced homes.