Investor purchase activity, drawn from the last 12 months of records.
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In Brown Summit (27214), investors own about 48 tracked properties across 8 active buyers, with a median investor purchase price near $214,000. 6 were acquired in the last 12 months.
8
Active Cash Buyers
48
Investor-Owned Properties
6
Acquisitions (12 mo)
$214,000
Median Purchase Price
Acquisition Activity
Acquisitions (last 12 mo)6
Acquisitions (last 24 mo)13
Share acquired in last 12 mo12.5%
Average purchase price$210,000
New construction (30 days)0
New construction (60 days)0
New construction (90 days)0
New construction investments5
Gated contacts available25
Property Characteristics
Top property typeSingle Family Residential
Most common bed / bath3 bd / 2 ba
Median bedrooms3
Median baths2
Median building size (sqft)1,980
Average building size (sqft)1,965
Median year built2004
Average year built2002
Built before 198010.4%
Investment Strategy Mix
Buy & Hold87.5%
Value-Add / Rehab10.4%
New Construction2.1%
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Inside the 27214 numbers
Most capital here runs buy & hold — 87.5% of tracked activity. Because these buyers underwrite to cash flow, a credible rent figure moves a deal further than a renovation estimate.
Volume fell to 6 investor purchases over the last 12 months from about 7, down some 14%. Negotiating leverage has shifted toward whoever is still buying.
Typical deal size in 27214 sits around $214,000. The average of $210,000 is close behind, so purchases cluster in a fairly tight band rather than splitting into price tiers.
Typical construction year on investor-owned property is 2004. At 10.4% pre-1980, this is comparatively new housing — lighter rehab, fewer legacy-systems surprises.
8 cash buyers are active in 27214, and between them they hold about 48 properties. Fewer than 0.8 purchases per buyer over the past year means buying is thinly spread, so breadth of outreach matters more than any one contact.
These numbers come from recorded purchases in this ZIP code, updated as new records land. They report what has already happened and are not a prediction or investment advice.