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1620 E. Appleton Street is an 8-unit multifamily investment property located in the Alamitos Beach area of Long Beach. The building consists of (1) 2bd/1bth unit, (7) 1bd/1bth units, and one single car garage. Built in 1953 the building is comprised of approx. 3,408 SF, and separately metered for gas and electricity. The 2bd/1bth units was nicely remodeled in 2017. Approximate 30% upside in the rents. Great location with convenient access to Downtown Long Beach, 710 FWY, Shops and Restaurants on Broadway, and the beach. Property to be sold "As-IS", no credits, repairs or price reductions.
Listing agent: Spencer Pabst DRE #01849377 spabst@pabstkinney.com, Listing office: Pabst, Kinney & Associates
MLS data updated 10/19/2026, 3:09:05 AM PT
Source: CRMLS, MLS #: PW21192288
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$1,875,000Closed sale · Oct 21, 2021ZIP 90802 · Oct 2021
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