Nice 5 unit from 1-3 bedrooms located across the street from a park and baseball field. The tenants pay all utilities except water and sewer. All units are in great condition. Two units are currently vacant but easily rentable. This property would then generate a great return on investment. Investors--this is one you definitely do not want to miss!
THIS IS A PACKAGE DEAL PRICED AT $3,225,000 AND INCLUDES 831 NORTH 10TH STREET, 17 & 19 SOUTH 3RD STREET, AND 1259 NORTH 10TH STREET Presenting the opportunity to acquire the fee simple interest in the Downtown Reading Portfolio. The Portfolio consists of three well-located assets totaling 31 residential units and one commercial space in the heart of Reading, Pennsylvania. Situated within minutes of one another, the properties provide operational efficiency, stable cash flow, and clear upside through rent growth and light renovations. The Downtown Reading Portfolio serves a deep and diverse tenant base within a submarket that continues to see steady occupancy levels of 95% or above and limited new supply, creating high barriers to entry. • Located just off Penn Street, 17 and 19 South 3rd Street consist of two adjacent three-story brick buildings totaling 10 apartment units. Built around 1900 and well-maintained over the years, both properties feature stone and mortar foundations, wood joist framing, and flat rubber roofs replaced within the past five years. Tenants are responsible for heat, electricity, and gas for cooking, with water and hot water included in a flat monthly fee, minimizing ownership expenses and streamlining operations. • A few minutes north, 1259 North 10th Street is a mixed-use, three-story brick building totaling over 14,000 square feet and featuring 9 residential units and 1 ground-floor commercial space. Constructed in 1910, the property is equipped with electric baseboard heat, in-unit hot water heaters, and copper wiring. The roof, replaced within the last five to seven years, and a durable brick exterior contribute to the property’s longevity. The flexible layout and neighborhood location provide options for improved utilization of the commercial component and continued residential stability. • Nearby, 831 North 10th Street encompasses 12 apartment units across three stories and 19,000± square feet. Built in 1890, the building retains its classic stone veneer and stucco façade while operating with a central steam boiler and gas-fired hot water system. Tenants pay for electricity and gas cooking, with ownership covering central heat, a setup that has helped sustain strong year-round occupancy. The large unit sizes and character details give the property a unique competitive edge in the local rental market. Together, these properties form a strong value-add portfolio with tangible upside potential for a new buyer. Current in-place rents, averaging between $990 and $1,200 per month, sit roughly 15% below comparable market levels, allowing for meaningful income growth through light renovations and more hands-on management. Their proximity supports shared maintenance, staffing, and operational efficiencies while maintaining flexibility across multiple tenant segments. In a market with strong occupancy fundamentals and limited new construction, the Downtown Reading Portfolio stands out as a well-balanced investment opportunity. With stable in-place income, clear rent growth potential, and properties positioned in resilient, workforce-driven neighborhoods, this Portfolio offers investors a compelling blend of stability and scalability within Berks County’s core rental corridor.
THIS IS A PACKAGE DEAL PRICED AT $3,225,000 AND INCLUDES 831 NORTH 10TH STREET, 17 & 19 SOUTH 3RD STREET, AND 1259 NORTH 10TH STREET Presenting the opportunity to acquire the fee simple interest in the Downtown Reading Portfolio. The Portfolio consists of three well-located assets totaling 31 residential units and one commercial space in the heart of Reading, Pennsylvania. Situated within minutes of one another, the properties provide operational efficiency, stable cash flow, and clear upside through rent growth and light renovations. The Downtown Reading Portfolio serves a deep and diverse tenant base within a submarket that continues to see steady occupancy levels of 95% or above and limited new supply, creating high barriers to entry. • Located just off Penn Street, 17 and 19 South 3rd Street consist of two adjacent three-story brick buildings totaling 10 apartment units. Built around 1900 and well-maintained over the years, both properties feature stone and mortar foundations, wood joist framing, and flat rubber roofs replaced within the past five years. Tenants are responsible for heat, electricity, and gas for cooking, with water and hot water included in a flat monthly fee, minimizing ownership expenses and streamlining operations. • A few minutes north, 1259 North 10th Street is a mixed-use, three-story brick building totaling over 14,000 square feet and featuring 9 residential units and 1 ground-floor commercial space. Constructed in 1910, the property is equipped with electric baseboard heat, in-unit hot water heaters, and copper wiring. The roof, replaced within the last five to seven years, and a durable brick exterior contribute to the property’s longevity. The flexible layout and neighborhood location provide options for improved utilization of the commercial component and continued residential stability. • Nearby, 831 North 10th Street encompasses 12 apartment units across three stories and 19,000± square feet. Built in 1890, the building retains its classic stone veneer and stucco façade while operating with a central steam boiler and gas-fired hot water system. Tenants pay for electricity and gas cooking, with ownership covering central heat, a setup that has helped sustain strong year-round occupancy. The large unit sizes and character details give the property a unique competitive edge in the local rental market. Together, these properties form a strong value-add portfolio with tangible upside potential for a new buyer. Current in-place rents, averaging between $990 and $1,200 per month, sit roughly 15% below comparable market levels, allowing for meaningful income growth through light renovations and more hands-on management. Their proximity supports shared maintenance, staffing, and operational efficiencies while maintaining flexibility across multiple tenant segments. In a market with strong occupancy fundamentals and limited new construction, the Downtown Reading Portfolio stands out as a well-balanced investment opportunity. With stable in-place income, clear rent growth potential, and properties positioned in resilient, workforce-driven neighborhoods, this Portfolio offers investors a compelling blend of stability and scalability within Berks County’s core rental corridor.
THIS IS A PACKAGE DEAL PRICED AT $3,225,000 AND INCLUDES 831 NORTH 10TH STREET, 17 & 19 SOUTH 3RD STREET, AND 1259 NORTH 10TH STREET Presenting the opportunity to acquire the fee simple interest in the Downtown Reading Portfolio. The Portfolio consists of three well-located assets totaling 31 residential units and one commercial space in the heart of Reading, Pennsylvania. Situated within minutes of one another, the properties provide operational efficiency, stable cash flow, and clear upside through rent growth and light renovations. The Downtown Reading Portfolio serves a deep and diverse tenant base within a submarket that continues to see steady occupancy levels of 95% or above and limited new supply, creating high barriers to entry. • Located just off Penn Street, 17 and 19 South 3rd Street consist of two adjacent three-story brick buildings totaling 10 apartment units. Built around 1900 and well-maintained over the years, both properties feature stone and mortar foundations, wood joist framing, and flat rubber roofs replaced within the past five years. Tenants are responsible for heat, electricity, and gas for cooking, with water and hot water included in a flat monthly fee, minimizing ownership expenses and streamlining operations. • A few minutes north, 1259 North 10th Street is a mixed-use, three-story brick building totaling over 14,000 square feet and featuring 9 residential units and 1 ground-floor commercial space. Constructed in 1910, the property is equipped with electric baseboard heat, in-unit hot water heaters, and copper wiring. The roof, replaced within the last five to seven years, and a durable brick exterior contribute to the property’s longevity. The flexible layout and neighborhood location provide options for improved utilization of the commercial component and continued residential stability. • Nearby, 831 North 10th Street encompasses 12 apartment units across three stories and 19,000± square feet. Built in 1890, the building retains its classic stone veneer and stucco façade while operating with a central steam boiler and gas-fired hot water system. Tenants pay for electricity and gas cooking, with ownership covering central heat, a setup that has helped sustain strong year-round occupancy. The large unit sizes and character details give the property a unique competitive edge in the local rental market. Together, these properties form a strong value-add portfolio with tangible upside potential for a new buyer. Current in-place rents, averaging between $990 and $1,200 per month, sit roughly 15% below comparable market levels, allowing for meaningful income growth through light renovations and more hands-on management. Their proximity supports shared maintenance, staffing, and operational efficiencies while maintaining flexibility across multiple tenant segments. In a market with strong occupancy fundamentals and limited new construction, the Downtown Reading Portfolio stands out as a well-balanced investment opportunity. With stable in-place income, clear rent growth potential, and properties positioned in resilient, workforce-driven neighborhoods, this Portfolio offers investors a compelling blend of stability and scalability within Berks County’s core rental corridor.
Investment Opportunity – 2-Unit Income Property Don’t miss this excellent income-producing opportunity! This well-maintained 2-unit property is fully rented, generating strong and consistent cash flow with rents of $1975 per month. Tenant is responsible for electric and heat. Each unit offers comfortable living spaces with steady tenant occupancy, making this a turnkey addition to any investor’s portfolio. Whether you’re looking to expand your rental holdings or secure a dependable income property, this duplex provides immediate returns from day one.
Back on the market due to buyer financing falling through. 15 UNIT BUILDING. This commercial property in the heart of downtown Shillington offers a prime investment opportunity with a level 0.3-acre lot. Built in 1910, the structure features a mix of durable materials including brick, concrete, and stucco, ensuring longevity and low maintenance. The property is in below-average condition, presenting a chance for value-add renovations that can significantly increase rental income or resale value. Strategically located less than 10 miles from the airport and within a mile of public transportation, it boasts excellent accessibility, enhancing its appeal to potential tenants. Parking options include private garages and surface lots, catering to various business needs. Investors can capitalize on the growing demand for commercial spaces in urban settings, with the potential for strong returns through strategic improvements and leasing. This property is a solid addition to any investment portfolio, offering both immediate and long-term financial benefits. CLEAN Phase I enviromental assessment report
15-Unit Investment Portfolio – Reading, PA Presenting a rare opportunity to acquire a 15-unit multifamily package across 3 properties in Reading, PA. This portfolio offers a diverse mix of residential and commercial income-producing assets, all located within close proximity for ease of management. Property Breakdown: 1330 Perkiomen Ave, Reading, PA 19602 – 5 Residential Units / 1027 Walnut St, Reading, PA 19601 – 5 Residential Units / 835 Washington St, Reading, PA 19601 – 5 Units (1 Commercial Storefront + 4 Residential Units) / Utilities & Expenses: Tenants pay their own electricity and electric heat. Owner is responsible for water, sewer, trash, and common area electric This portfolio provides a solid foundation for both new and seasoned investors, offering steady cash flow, strong rental demand, and upside potential in a growing market. Additional rental details and financials are available upon request. Please contact us today to schedule a walkthrough and learn more about this opportunity.
48 Hour Notice for Showings. Buyer to verify square footage. Can be purchased individually or in a package deal with the additional Multi Unit Properties listed and located at 1027 Walnut St Reading PA (5 Unit), 835 Washington St Reading PA (5 Unit).
Calling all investors! 5 Residential Units now available on Walnut St. High traffic count and Central location makes residential units easy to rent. Excellent cash flow for the savvy investor. Current Rental / Lease Income Per Unit/Per Month: Unit/Apartment 1: $900 Unit/Apartment 2: $1200 Unit/Apartment 3: $750 Unit/Apartment 4: $850 Unit/Apartment 5: $850. Can be purchased individually or in a package deal with up to 19 Total Units. Please reach out for additional details and/or to schedule a walkthrough.
Calling all Investors! 5 Unit Building consisting of a Storefront, 4 residential units and 1 multi floor garage now available for purchase. High traffic count makes storefront a desirable location and central location makes the residential units easy to rent. Excellent cash flow for the savvy investor. Current Rental / Lease Income Per Unit/Per Month: Unit 1 / Storefront: $750 Unit 2: $750 Unit 3: $1000 Unit 4: $1000 Unit 5: $1000 Unit 6 / Garage: $400 - Can be purchased individually or in a package deal with up to 19 Total Units. Please reach out for additional details and/or to schedule a walkthrough.
Don't miss this rare opportunity to own a grand historic residence in the desirable Callowhill Historic District, built circa 1875. Offering over 4,500 square feet of living space and filled with period charm, this expansive home blends timeless architectural detail with modern versatility. Currently zoned as a 2 unit or a single-family home, the layout allows for a simple conversion to either use ideal for owner-occupants seeking additional rental income or investors looking to maximize value. Each unit features spacious sized rooms with one unit offering 2 bedrooms and the larger unit offers 4 bedrooms. Inside, you’ll find original hardwood floors, natural woodwork, elegant pocket doors, and a dramatic grand staircase that speaks to the craftsmanship of a bygone era. With 12 spacious rooms, the home features a large media room perfect for entertaining, a second kitchen for added flexibility, and an expansive backyard—rare in the city—offering outdoor space for gardening, relaxation, or gatherings. Whether you're looking to live in and restore a piece of history or create a smart investment opportunity, this property offers both charm and potential in one of Reading's most historic neighborhoods. Come and discover all the possibilities this exceptional home has to offer.
Reading is located in Pennsylvania. Reading, Pennsylvania has a population of 94,161. Reading is less family-centric than the surrounding county with 21.23% of the households containing married families with children. The county average for households married with children is 28.1%.
The median household income in Reading, Pennsylvania is $38,738. The median household income for the surrounding county is $69,272 compared to the national median of $69,021. The median age of people living in Reading is 30.8 years.
The average high temperature in July is 85.1 degrees, with an average low temperature in January of 20.9 degrees. The average rainfall is approximately 44.7 inches per year, with 18.3 inches of snow per year.
