Investment Income Properties In Alameda
The city of Alameda is distinctive in that it is the only island community in the SF Bay area. Small and compact, its real estate represents unique periods in its history, and all of this history is focused within few short miles. The residential income properties reflect this history as well.
Listings of Alameda Residential Income Properties
$2,000,000
↓ $100,000
2014 Santa Clara Ave, Alameda
7
Beds
0
Baths
3,490 SqFt
Residential Income
MLS® # 41044313
Willem Bos COMPASS
$1,950,000
↓ $45,000
1629 Santa Clara Ave, Alameda
0
Beds
0
Baths
6,219 SqFt
Residential Income
MLS® # 41042200
Jatin Mehta Pellego
$1,799,000
1340 Pearl St, Alameda
5
Beds
0
Baths
2,610 SqFt
Residential Income
MLS® # 41038860
Vincent Tore San Nicolas Green Bridge Properties
$1,675,000
1011 Taylor Ave, Alameda
8
Beds
0
Baths
3,460 SqFt
Residential Income
MLS® # 41049197
Vincent Tore San Nicolas Green Bridge Properties
$1,650,000
1815 Pearl St, Alameda
7
Beds
0
Baths
3,269 SqFt
Residential Income
MLS® # 41043113
Steve Cressy BHHS Drysdale Properties
New
$1,495,000
2237 Clinton Ave, Alameda
7
Beds
0
Baths
3,710 SqFt
Residential Income
MLS® # 41053530
Kate Mccaffrey Compass
$1,439,000
↓ $50,000
1602 Benton St, Alameda
3
Beds
0
Baths
2,173 SqFt
Residential Income
MLS® # 41049596
Jill Friedrich Compass
$1,425,000
↓ $74,000
1821 Santa Clara Ave., Alameda
3
Beds
0
Baths
3,176 SqFt
Residential Income
MLS® # 41045265
Steve Cressy BHHS Drysdale Properties
$1,350,000
1220 9th St, Alameda
5
Beds
0
Baths
2,008 SqFt
Residential Income
MLS® # 41052840
Ramesh Ramchandani Panavista Realty
Much of the residential income housing is found on the western side of the island, and was constructed to meet the needs of the Naval personnel that rotated on and off the large Naval Air Station that was once there. As the city expanded to the east, more multiple family dwellings--duplexes and fourplexes--became a popular use for the limited amount of land available, and they are found throughout the island, but generally west of Broadway.
Alameda has always been a popular city for its small town family atmosphere, and its many homes, apartment complexes, and income properties reflect the steady need for a comfortable place to live by residents now, and in the future.