Recorded investor purchases and holdings over the past year.
Data last updated
In Longbranch, investors own about 23 tracked properties across 10 active buyers, with a median investor purchase price near $350,000. 16 were acquired in the last 12 months.
Buying has picked up in Longbranch. The last 12 months brought 16 investor purchases versus about 5 the year prior — an increase of roughly 220%, which means more bidders on the same contracts.
Typical construction year on investor-owned property is 1989. At 28.6% pre-1980, this is comparatively new housing — lighter rehab, fewer legacy-systems surprises.
Within Longbranch, 98349 and 98351 see the heaviest investor activity — start there before working outward through the rest of the city.
There are 10 buyers paying cash in Longbranch today, against a standing position of about 23 properties. At under 1.6 deals per buyer in 12 months, no small group controls this market; expect to work a longer list for the same volume.
The median investor purchase lands near $350,000. The gap between that median and the $553,000 average is the story here — a few outsized trades, with the real volume well underneath them.
Most capital here runs buy & hold — 57.1% of tracked activity. Hold strategies mean patient money: slower decisions, but the rent roll carries more weight than the flip math.
All figures above reflect recorded transactions in this city and update as records are processed. Past activity only — nothing here is a forecast or investment advice.