Brooklyn Heights, CA homes for sale & real estate

Brooklyn Heights, CA Homes for Sale

Great investment opportunity! Four unit property All generating income in Boyle Heights. Unit #1 is a 2 bed, 1 bath, laundry hookups, plus bonus room, Unit #2 is a 2 bed, 1 bath, Unit #3 is a studio apt with 1 bath, Back house is a 1 bed, 1 bath with laundry hook ups and a private porch. All units come with updated kitchens and bathrooms. This property has had plumbing recently replaced with copper pipping, new roof and updated electrical wiring. This property is walking distance to a local park and has the 5 fwy, 60 fwy, and 101 fwy close by.

Brooklyn Heights, CA Homes for Sale

Exceptional Boyle Heights development opportunity on highly visible E 1st Street, just steps from the Metro E Line and major transit corridors. The 8,645 SF lot, zoned LAC2-1-CUGU and located within TOC (Transit Oriented Communities) Tier 4, allows for 21 units by-right and up to 38 units with TOC incentives (buyer to verify). The property features a 960 SF building currently operating as a restaurant on a month-to-month tenancy, providing interim income while pursuing entitlements. The area is seeing a wave of new multifamily construction, with strong demand driven by its walkability, transit access, and central location. A great opportunity to own a well-located infill site with strong po

Brooklyn Heights, CA Homes for Sale

37-Unit Multi-family building opportunity! This prime real estate opportunity will be delivered with RTI 37 proposed units comprised of 80% (28) low-income units and 20% (8) moderate-income units and 1 managers unit. This offering consists of 7,001.5 square feet of land, zoned RD1.5-1-CUGU. Units will generate approximately $70,000-$80,000 in monthly income 10% ROI. Will be delivered with fully stamped and approved plans, ready to issue building permits, allowing the buyer to immediately commence construction. Conveniently located at 2515 and 2515 1/2 E. Houston St. By all major freeways, hospitals, arts district, DTLA, Cal State LA, East LA community college, and Dodger Stadium.