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Is it smart to buy properties in redevelopment area?

Rafal Mielniczek
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So I have an opportunity to murchase a 20 unit building in my backyard which is northern New Jersey. The city where this building is located is going trough major down town redevelopment where they are putting up approximately 3,000 units over all. The property I’m looking at is just one block out of the designed redevelopment area. My question and concern is, is it good idea to buy it since there will be plenty competition with the new buildings???? What would be the Pros and Cons on investing in such an area????

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Bjorn Ahlblad
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Bjorn Ahlblad
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Recently there was an attractive 15 unit building I put in an offer on. There were 7 new buildings going up in the immediate area, mine would have been right at the beginning of the loop where the new buildings were and would have been seen first by prospective tenants. I wanted the place thinking it would be getting a lot of traffic and was an acqisition target as well. In the end I was unwilling to beat the high offer-no longer met my criteria-so I moved on. All the best!

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