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$550,000
-- Bed
-- Bath
2,170sqft
1258 N 64Th St, Philadelphia, PA 19151
$550,000
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Townhouse
Built in 1920
$-- HOA
1,901 sqft lot
$253/sq.ft
Description
Part of a Portfolio - $2,823,000 ($166,058.82/Unit)
Cap: 5.78%
9 Units
Portfolio Overview
Opportunity to acquire a diversified portfolio consisting of multifamily, mixed-use, office, residential rental, and redevelopment assets located throughout West, Southwest, and North Philadelphia.
The portfolio offers a combination of stable in-place cash flow along with significant value-add opportunities through lease-up, renovations, redevelopment, and operational improvements.
Seller is willing to sell properties individually or as a portfolio.
1258 N 64th St:
Asking Price
$550,000
Property Type
Four Unit Multifamily
Financial Summary
Gross Monthly Income
$4,100
Gross Annual In...
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- Listing updated: August 12, 2026 at 4:36 pm
- Listing Provided by: Christopher A Yangello (610) 359-9700 | Capital Commercial Real Estate Group (610) 359-9700
- Source: Bright MLS-NJ | MLS#: PAPH2654776
Property Details
Status
Active
Type
Townhouse
No. of Stories
-
County
City
Neighborhood
Year Built
1920
HOA Fees
-
Finished Area
2,170 sqft
Lot Size
1,901 sqft lot
Basement Area
- sqft
MLS Name
Bright MLS
MLS Number
PAPH2654776
MLS Status
ACTIVE-BRIGHT
Days on Market
1
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