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Best Neighborhoods in Brooklyn to Invest in MFs

Jason Makariades
  • Investor
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Hi All - 

We live in Manhattan currently and are looking to buy a MF in Brooklyn. I'm wondering what other investors are thinking best neighborhoods are? I like BedSty and East Williamsburg, but those are getting pricey. Anyone finding things in other areas?

Thanks!

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Brandon Cohen
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Brandon Cohen
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This depends on what your goals are.  Are you looking to live in one unit and rent out the other, or strictly rental?  I’ve seen some decent deals on 2-4 families in bedstuy but I agree that the rental market has taken a hit (all over NYC).  If you’re coming from Manhattan and looking to live in one unit then the offset of rent may be a nice addition.  

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