Philadelphia, PA homes for sale & real estate

Philadelphia, PA Homes for Sale

GREAT INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY! Introducing 1605 W. Oxford St. , a modern, fully leased four-unit multifamily building in Philadelphia. With a 9.01% cap rate, this property generates $10,405 in monthly rental income, totaling $124,860 annually. With THREE YEARS REMAINING ON ITS TAX ABATEMENT, established occupancy, and spacious contemporary apartments, this property presents a compelling opportunity for investors seeking an income-producing addition to their portfolio. FOUR APARTMENTS WITH 16 BEDROOMS, 16 FULL BATHROOMS, AND ONE HALF BATHROOM! The building features one FIVE-BEDROOM apartment with FIVE FULL BATHROOMS, one THREE-BEDROOM, THREE and a HALF-BATHROOM apartment, and TWO FOUR-BEDROOM

Philadelphia, PA Homes for Sale

We are pleased to present a turnkey, fully leased investment opportunity in the highly desirable University City section of Philadelphia. This purpose-built young professional housing building comprises 3 units with a total of 8 bedrooms and 6 bathrooms, offering a diverse mix of 2- and 4-bedroom units. Currently generating about $5,700 in monthly rental income with low expenses and maintenance, this investment boasts a 5.9% cap rate. This property has always been 100% leased with 0% vacancy and is leased until the end of the school year 2027. This property has primarily attracted grad students from both Drexel and UPenn, medical staff and young professionals working in the local hospitals

Philadelphia, PA Homes for Sale

Fully renovated from the systems out, this Fairmount rowhome features all-new electrical, plumbing, central air, furnace and ductwork, along with two full baths and a finished lower level. Behind its timeless red-brick façade, the home combines classic Philadelphia character with the confidence of a permitted renovation and an included 1-year home warranty. The heavy lifting is done — simply move in. Set on a tree-lined Fairmount block, the home sits moments from Fairmount Park, Kelly Drive, the Schuylkill River Trail, the Philadelphia Museum of Art, and the neighborhood’s cafés and restaurants. Inside, the main level flows naturally from front to back for both eve