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Quincy Multi-Family Homes

Due south of Boston, you'll find the small, unique, quiet, and classy community of Quincy. It became its own city in 1888, and it has four main parts: North Quincy, Quincy Center, West Quincy, and Wollaston. Each of those sections can claim a wide variety of multi-family properties. To list a few examples, there are plenty of duplexes, triple-deckers, and towering condo buildings. In Wollaston, quite a few apartment buildings are located near the MBTA Red Line. Throughout Quincy, there are also a number of mansions that contain four or more living units, and there are streets that are lined with townhomes. Waterfront multi-families and those that overlook the area's picturesque marshlands can fetch especially large rents. On the other hand, Germantown, a peninsula that belongs to Quincy, is the site of many affordable housing units.

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In Quincy, many multi-family homes are in pleasant and tranquil neighborhoods ― places that feel as though they're deep in the suburbs and far from city streets. On top of that, if you feel as though you'd like to add onto the multi-family that you buy, know that Quincy city employees regularly hold instructional sessions for property owners. They're willing to guide them through the process of obtaining the proper permits, and they'll discuss zoning and other legal issues free of charge.

Whenever you're interviewing possible new tenants for your Quincy multi-family, you can bring up a range of benefits that the city has to entice them to move in. For example, it includes several beaches, and its coastline extends for 27 miles. Also, thanks to quick and efficient public transport options, it's easy to get from Quincy to just about anywhere in Boston. Better yet, it takes little effort to find parking spaces on the streets of this city, and happily, it's always free to use them.

Located to the south of Boston, Quincy is a tranquil, charming community. It includes the four main areas of West Quincy, North Quincy, Wollaston and Quincy Center. Before investors purchase a property, they should consider which neighborhood is best suited for their investment. Most of Quincy's neighborhoods include options like high-rise condos, triple-deckers and duplexes.

For more traditional apartment buildings, investors can look near Wollaston's MBTA Red Line. Meanwhile, more luxurious homes can be found along the waterfront. These homes are typically more luxurious, so they are often offered for a larger rent. While the Germantown peninsula has more affordable properties, these properties are generally rented at a lower rate. Plus, residents can find mansions throughout Quincy that have been converted into multiple dwellings. There are also a number of townhomes available in the neighborhood.

Right now, the median property sells for $395,000. While this is a 4 percent increase from last year, it is still significantly lower than most of the greater Boston area. During the last 12 months, the average price per square foot rose from $307 to $327. Quincy offers landlords an excellent opportunity for buying a new investment at a fairly low rate.

Renters are drawn to the area because of its long beaches and easy access to Boston. Unlike many sections of Boston, renters can easily find parking spaces. The multi-unit homes have a peaceful, tranquil environment. While it has a suburban atmosphere, Quincy is still readily close to Boston and hosts a number of major employers. To find out all of the properties that Quincy has to offer, call Boston City Properties today.

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