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We are pleased to present the opportunity to acquire The Somerset Apartments, a 9-unit single story apartment building located in Bellflower, CA. Built in 1952; the property offers (2) 2 bedroom units, (6) 1 bedroom units, and (1)studio unit. Each unit is spacious and some contain either a patio or small yard. Parking includes garage, open, and covered parking. The Somerset Apartments offers an investor the opportunity to acquire an income producing asset with over 65% upside in rents and over a 6.5% cap rate on market rents.
Listing agent: David Oronoz DRE #01838862 david@skylinecommercialadvisors.com, Listing office: Skyline Commercial Real Estate
MLS data updated 10/30/2026, 6:30:30 PM PT
Source: CRMLS, MLS #: 22196779
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Dec 22, 2022
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$1,720,000Closed sale · Dec 22, 2022ZIP 90706 · Dec 2022
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