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Jacob Treptow
  • Rochester, NY
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Rochester, NY Real Estate Market

Jacob Treptow
  • Rochester, NY
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I need some advice. What is everyone's advice on the current state of the Rochester Real Estate market for investors. I understand there are still some good returns to be made in the city but South Wedge, Park Ave (obviously), North Winton, and East Rochester just seem to be overpriced. I have been doing multiple 4-Square Analysis every week and the returns just don't seem to be worth the investment. Are people just accepting lower returns or negative cash flow?

The reason I ask for advice is I have invested in limited properties and have never experienced a downturn in the real estate market since I started investing. Are there some "more experienced" investors who maybe have been through multiple cycles that can reflect on today's market? Is it out priced for them or am I just expecting too much for a return, which could very well be the answer. Also from following the local forum's it does seem to be a large amount of people investing in Rochester from outside the area through local PM's. Maybe these outside investors have pulled down local return rates to national levels. 

Just interested to hear other people's opinion. 

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