North Common, MA homes for sale & real estate

North Common, MA Homes for Sale

Welcome to 48 Union Street, a townhome-style two-family property featuring an up-and-down duplex configuration in the heart of Lawrence. Offering two separate residences under one roof, this property provides flexibility for an owner-occupant looking to offset monthly expenses with rental income, an investor seeking a centrally located multifamily asset or buyers in need of independent living spaces. Each unit enjoys its own private living area, creating separation and versatility for a variety of ownership strategies. The property is conveniently positioned near Lawrence-area hospitals, medical offices and healthcare facilities, while also providing easy access to downtown amenities, shopp

North Common, MA Homes for Sale

Excellent opportunity to own a fully updated three-family property offering modern finishes, spacious layouts, and strong investment potential. Each unit has been thoughtfully renovated with updated kitchens and bathrooms, fresh paint, modern flooring, and updated fixtures throughout. The property offers three separate living spaces, making it ideal for an investor looking to add a turnkey property to their portfolio or an owner-occupant looking to offset their mortgage with rental income. With the major updates already completed, this property is ready for its next owner. Conveniently located near shopping, restaurants, public transportation, and major commuter routes. A great opportunity

North Common, MA Homes for Sale

Fully Approved 60-Unit Residential Site with $2.5M HDIP Tax Credit. Maximize your portfolio returns with the ICONO Tower Development, a premier, fully permitted multifamily opportunity in downtown Lawrence, MA. Located at 71–75 Common Street and 37 Newbury Street, this shovel-ready project is approved for 60 market-rate apartments sitting over a 55-car structured garage. Investors gain an immediate financial edge with an awarded $2.5 million Housing Development Incentive Program (HDIP) tax credit spanning 2025–2027. Capitalize on the Merrimack Valley's rapid growth with a project backed by strong local demand and local government incentives.