Triple Deckers For Sale Dorchester
There are currently 48 multi-families for sale in Dorchester. Dorchester is Boston’s largest neighborhood and the heart of its triple-decker stock, with active sub-markets in Savin Hill, Ashmont, Fields Corner and Adams Village, served by the Red Line and the Fairmount commuter-rail line. For investors it’s a cash-flow / value-add market. Dorchester is one of the few Boston neighborhoods where three-deckers can still pencil to a 6%+ cap rate. Each listing below shows our Signal Score and an estimated cap rate.
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Listings here are curated by Justin Rollo of Signal Real Estate, an investor-friendly agent who works this market every day. Dorchester is one of the Greater Boston markets Signal Real Estate watches most closely for multi-family opportunities — reach out if you want to move on something before it’s widely listed.
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Questions & answers
Why invest in Dorchester multi-family?
Dorchester is Boston’s largest neighborhood and the heart of its triple-decker stock, with active sub-markets in Savin Hill, Ashmont, Fields Corner and Adams Village. For investors it’s a cash-flow / value-add market. Dorchester is one of the few Boston neighborhoods where three-deckers can still pencil to a 6%+ cap rate.
What cap rate do Dorchester multi-families offer?
Greater Boston multi-families generally run a 4–5.5% cap, with value-add pockets reaching 6%+. Dorchester is one of the few Boston neighborhoods where three-deckers can still pencil to a 6%+ cap rate. Each listing above shows an estimated cap rate based on area rents — directional, not an appraisal.
Can I house-hack a Dorchester 2–4 unit?
Often yes — FHA allows 3.5% down on owner-occupied 1–4 units (note the self-sufficiency test on 3–4 units), and conventional now allows 5% down on 2–4 units. Justin Rollo of Signal Real Estate can run your numbers.
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