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Joe Gilroy
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Looking for areas that have several fourplexes ?

Joe Gilroy
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Castro Valley, CA
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Hi All,

Where can I search for areas where there are several fourplexes ( at least 10 ) built together in one neighborhood ?    I would like to search State by State and also with a year built after 1975.   

TIA !

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Jarrod Kohl
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Jarrod Kohl
  • Boston, MA
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Quote from @Joe Gilroy:

Hi All,

Where can I search for areas where there are several fourplexes ( at least 10 ) built together in one neighborhood ?    I would like to search State by State and also with a year built after 1975.   

TIA !


 Not sure about the Post'75....but Worcester and other areas of central Mass and New england have "Three Deckers" everywhere. And they are usually 3-4 units each. Worcester, Somerville, South Boston, Rhode Island (downtown areas) all have plenty of these types.

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