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Posted: March 8, 2024
Goldberg and Lamattina purchase 27 units for $3.8 million
in Lawrence, MA
Lawrence, MA Jay Goldberg and David Lamattina have purchased 27 units for $3.8 million. The property is comprised of four buildings on one parcel located at 102-114 Water St. and 13-27 Jordan St.
“In the near future, this investment will provide great cash flow, particularly compared to what we’ve seen in the market over the last 5 years,” said Goldberg.
“Out of the 27 units, 22 are three bedrooms,” said Lamattina. “The rents are very low, and we will implement our value-add approach on improvements to the units and common areas.”
Francis Saenz and Brad Carlson of Northeast Private Client Group brokered the deal. Institution for Savings provided the financing.
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