Discover a rare portfolio opportunity in the heart of East Williamsburg with the sale of 234, 236, and 238 Powers St. This offering consists of three adjacent, brick 6-unit buildings — totaling 18 residential units — situated just steps from the Grand St L-train station. With their classic 1920s construction, solid layouts, and unbeatable location, these buildings present a compelling investment for those seeking long-term value, repositioning potential, or future redevelopment. Each property features a thoughtful unit mix of four spacious 1-bedroom apartments and two well-proportioned 2-bedroom units, providing a balanced blend of marketability and functionality. Several units are currently rented, while others are vacant or owner-occupied — offering significant upside through lease-up, improvements, or condo conversion strategies. Combined, the buildings span approximately 10,500 square feet and sit on three 18.75 x 100 ft lots. With charming residential surroundings and close proximity to Williamsburg’s thriving retail corridors, these properties are ideally suited for savvy investors or end users who are familiar with the operations, regulations, and long-term upside of rent-stabilized buildings. Whether you're looking to unlock under-market rents, stabilize long-term holdings, or explore conversion potential, 234–238 Powers St is a rare chance to acquire scale in one of Brooklyn’s most sought-after neighborhoods. All information is deemed reliable but not guaranteed and is subject to change. Buyers are encouraged to conduct their own due diligence.
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