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$379,000
PABK2070344 MLS
Welcome to 1059 Moss St. Fully occupied with long-term tenants, this income-producing property features five 1-bedroom apartments. Tenants pay their own electric, heat, and hot water, keeping owner expenses low — owner only pays water, sewer, and trash. If you are looking for an investment property that is already generating a profit, this is it. A solid addition to any investor’s portfolio! Contact us to schedule your private showing today!

1059 Moss St, Reading
$264,900
4 Beds ⋅ 3 Baths ⋅ PABK2070280 MLS
Welcome to this spacious home in the desirable Hessian Camp neighborhood, conveniently located near schools, parks, shopping, and everyday amenities. The main level offers a comfortable living room, separate dining room, and a kitchen with stainless steel appliances and direct access to the backyard. A first-floor primary bedroom and a versatile bonus room provide flexible living options for a home office, laundry room, or additional living space. Recent improvements include a new 200-amp Siemens electrical service (2025), updated copper and PEX plumbing (2025), an A.O. Smith gas water heater (2024), professionally completed chimney improvements (2026), and a professionally soft-washed roof (2026). Following the roof cleaning, observations noted no visible missing shingles, exposed decking, or other obvious visible roof defects, with the roof appearing structurally intact from those observations. Upstairs features additional bedrooms and an updated full bathroom. The unfinished basement includes an egress window, fireplace, and a partially completed bathroom renovation, offering excellent potential for future finished living space. Outside, enjoy a gazebo, a 24 foot above ground swimming pool, a usable backyard, and off-street parking for two SUVs. This move-in-ready home is being sold as-is and has been competitively priced to reflect deferred maintenance and future improvements. With several major mechanical and exterior system updates already completed, including electrical, plumbing, chimney, water heater, and roof maintenance, the remaining improvements provide an excellent opportunity for the next owner to customize the home while building equity. Whether you’re a first-time buyer, investor, or someone looking for a home with long-term potential, this property offers exceptional value without paying top-of-market pricing. Seller has relocated and is motivated to sell. Documentation of recent improvements are available. Schedule your private showing today.

1815 Holly Rd, Reading
$424,900
PABK2070086 MLS
Unlock the potential at 127 S 3rd Street, a 6-unit multifamily property located in the heart of Reading. This building presents a rare value-add opportunity for investors looking to build equity, increase cash flow, and capitalize on a growing rental market. The property features six separate units, offering strong income potential once renovations and upgrades are completed. While the building does require work, the upside is undeniable, bring your vision, your offer and creativity to elevate this property — opportunities like this don’t last

127 S 3rd St, Reading
$185,000
PABK2070032 MLS

1022 Elm St, Reading
$269,900
6 Beds ⋅ 3 Baths ⋅ PABK2069416 MLS
Attached brick front property located in Reading. The property contains approximately 3,098 square feet of living area on a small city lot. The home was built around 1887 and includes multiple levels of living space with several kitchens and bathrooms that appear to have been added over time. Interior finishes are dated, and the property shows signs of deferred maintenance. Rooms are generally functional but will require updating and repairs. Existing kitchens and baths are basic and worn, and some areas were previously configured for multiple occupants. The property has a full basement and rear yard area with alley access. Public records identify the property as a single-family dwelling; however, it was previously marketed as a multi-unit property. Any continued or future multi-unit use would require verification and approval through the City of Reading zoning and code process. This property should be viewed as a renovation project for a purchaser willing to complete updates and improvements. Potential exists for reconfiguration or conversion to a multi-unit property subject to municipal approval. Property is being offered in as-is condition. Any municipal inspections are an obligation, and at the expense of the purchaser.

845 N 8th St, Reading
$44,900
PABK2069682 MLS
Welcome to 1428 Liggett Ave! This .14 acre residential lot is ready for a home to be built on it! Located near major roadways, schools, shopping, restaurants and entertainment. Priced to sell! Buyer must do their own due diligence to facilitate building a residential home.

1428 Liggett Ave, Reading
$259,500
PABK2069606 MLS

343 Chestnut St, Reading
$460,000
PABK2069610 MLS
Nice 5 unit from 1-3 bedrooms located across the street from a park and baseball field. The tenants pay all utilities except water and sewer. All units are in great condition. Two units are currently vacant but easily rentable. This property would then generate a great return on investment. Investors--this is one you definitely do not want to miss!

357 S 3rd St, Reading
$460,000
PABK2069446 MLS
Nice 5 unit from 1-3 bedrooms located across the street from a park and baseball field. The tenants pay all utilities except water and sewer. All units are in great condition. Two units are currently vacant but easily rentable. This property would then generate a great return on investment. Investors--this is one you definitely do not want to miss!

357 S 3rd St, Reading
$950,000
PABK2069506 MLS
THIS IS A PACKAGE DEAL PRICED AT $3,225,000 AND INCLUDES 831 NORTH 10TH STREET, 17 & 19 SOUTH 3RD STREET, AND 1259 NORTH 10TH STREET Presenting the opportunity to acquire the fee simple interest in the Downtown Reading Portfolio. The Portfolio consists of three well-located assets totaling 31 residential units and one commercial space in the heart of Reading, Pennsylvania. Situated within minutes of one another, the properties provide operational efficiency, stable cash flow, and clear upside through rent growth and light renovations. The Downtown Reading Portfolio serves a deep and diverse tenant base within a submarket that continues to see steady occupancy levels of 95% or above and limited new supply, creating high barriers to entry. • Located just off Penn Street, 17 and 19 South 3rd Street consist of two adjacent three-story brick buildings totaling 10 apartment units. Built around 1900 and well-maintained over the years, both properties feature stone and mortar foundations, wood joist framing, and flat rubber roofs replaced within the past five years. Tenants are responsible for heat, electricity, and gas for cooking, with water and hot water included in a flat monthly fee, minimizing ownership expenses and streamlining operations. • A few minutes north, 1259 North 10th Street is a mixed-use, three-story brick building totaling over 14,000 square feet and featuring 9 residential units and 1 ground-floor commercial space. Constructed in 1910, the property is equipped with electric baseboard heat, in-unit hot water heaters, and copper wiring. The roof, replaced within the last five to seven years, and a durable brick exterior contribute to the property’s longevity. The flexible layout and neighborhood location provide options for improved utilization of the commercial component and continued residential stability. • Nearby, 831 North 10th Street encompasses 12 apartment units across three stories and 19,000± square feet. Built in 1890, the building retains its classic stone veneer and stucco façade while operating with a central steam boiler and gas-fired hot water system. Tenants pay for electricity and gas cooking, with ownership covering central heat, a setup that has helped sustain strong year-round occupancy. The large unit sizes and character details give the property a unique competitive edge in the local rental market. Together, these properties form a strong value-add portfolio with tangible upside potential for a new buyer. Current in-place rents, averaging between $990 and $1,200 per month, sit roughly 15% below comparable market levels, allowing for meaningful income growth through light renovations and more hands-on management. Their proximity supports shared maintenance, staffing, and operational efficiencies while maintaining flexibility across multiple tenant segments. In a market with strong occupancy fundamentals and limited new construction, the Downtown Reading Portfolio stands out as a well-balanced investment opportunity. With stable in-place income, clear rent growth potential, and properties positioned in resilient, workforce-driven neighborhoods, this Portfolio offers investors a compelling blend of stability and scalability within Berks County’s core rental corridor.

1259 N 10th St, Reading
$1,325,000
PABK2069502 MLS
THIS IS A PACKAGE DEAL PRICED AT $3,225,000 AND INCLUDES 831 NORTH 10TH STREET, 17 & 19 SOUTH 3RD STREET, AND 1259 NORTH 10TH STREET Presenting the opportunity to acquire the fee simple interest in the Downtown Reading Portfolio. The Portfolio consists of three well-located assets totaling 31 residential units and one commercial space in the heart of Reading, Pennsylvania. Situated within minutes of one another, the properties provide operational efficiency, stable cash flow, and clear upside through rent growth and light renovations. The Downtown Reading Portfolio serves a deep and diverse tenant base within a submarket that continues to see steady occupancy levels of 95% or above and limited new supply, creating high barriers to entry. • Located just off Penn Street, 17 and 19 South 3rd Street consist of two adjacent three-story brick buildings totaling 10 apartment units. Built around 1900 and well-maintained over the years, both properties feature stone and mortar foundations, wood joist framing, and flat rubber roofs replaced within the past five years. Tenants are responsible for heat, electricity, and gas for cooking, with water and hot water included in a flat monthly fee, minimizing ownership expenses and streamlining operations. • A few minutes north, 1259 North 10th Street is a mixed-use, three-story brick building totaling over 14,000 square feet and featuring 9 residential units and 1 ground-floor commercial space. Constructed in 1910, the property is equipped with electric baseboard heat, in-unit hot water heaters, and copper wiring. The roof, replaced within the last five to seven years, and a durable brick exterior contribute to the property’s longevity. The flexible layout and neighborhood location provide options for improved utilization of the commercial component and continued residential stability. • Nearby, 831 North 10th Street encompasses 12 apartment units across three stories and 19,000± square feet. Built in 1890, the building retains its classic stone veneer and stucco façade while operating with a central steam boiler and gas-fired hot water system. Tenants pay for electricity and gas cooking, with ownership covering central heat, a setup that has helped sustain strong year-round occupancy. The large unit sizes and character details give the property a unique competitive edge in the local rental market. Together, these properties form a strong value-add portfolio with tangible upside potential for a new buyer. Current in-place rents, averaging between $990 and $1,200 per month, sit roughly 15% below comparable market levels, allowing for meaningful income growth through light renovations and more hands-on management. Their proximity supports shared maintenance, staffing, and operational efficiencies while maintaining flexibility across multiple tenant segments. In a market with strong occupancy fundamentals and limited new construction, the Downtown Reading Portfolio stands out as a well-balanced investment opportunity. With stable in-place income, clear rent growth potential, and properties positioned in resilient, workforce-driven neighborhoods, this Portfolio offers investors a compelling blend of stability and scalability within Berks County’s core rental corridor.

831 N 10th St, Reading
$950,000
PABK2069500 MLS
THIS IS A PACKAGE DEAL PRICED AT $3,225,000 AND INCLUDES 831 NORTH 10TH STREET, 17 & 19 SOUTH 3RD STREET, AND 1259 NORTH 10TH STREET Presenting the opportunity to acquire the fee simple interest in the Downtown Reading Portfolio. The Portfolio consists of three well-located assets totaling 31 residential units and one commercial space in the heart of Reading, Pennsylvania. Situated within minutes of one another, the properties provide operational efficiency, stable cash flow, and clear upside through rent growth and light renovations. The Downtown Reading Portfolio serves a deep and diverse tenant base within a submarket that continues to see steady occupancy levels of 95% or above and limited new supply, creating high barriers to entry. • Located just off Penn Street, 17 and 19 South 3rd Street consist of two adjacent three-story brick buildings totaling 10 apartment units. Built around 1900 and well-maintained over the years, both properties feature stone and mortar foundations, wood joist framing, and flat rubber roofs replaced within the past five years. Tenants are responsible for heat, electricity, and gas for cooking, with water and hot water included in a flat monthly fee, minimizing ownership expenses and streamlining operations. • A few minutes north, 1259 North 10th Street is a mixed-use, three-story brick building totaling over 14,000 square feet and featuring 9 residential units and 1 ground-floor commercial space. Constructed in 1910, the property is equipped with electric baseboard heat, in-unit hot water heaters, and copper wiring. The roof, replaced within the last five to seven years, and a durable brick exterior contribute to the property’s longevity. The flexible layout and neighborhood location provide options for improved utilization of the commercial component and continued residential stability. • Nearby, 831 North 10th Street encompasses 12 apartment units across three stories and 19,000± square feet. Built in 1890, the building retains its classic stone veneer and stucco façade while operating with a central steam boiler and gas-fired hot water system. Tenants pay for electricity and gas cooking, with ownership covering central heat, a setup that has helped sustain strong year-round occupancy. The large unit sizes and character details give the property a unique competitive edge in the local rental market. Together, these properties form a strong value-add portfolio with tangible upside potential for a new buyer. Current in-place rents, averaging between $990 and $1,200 per month, sit roughly 15% below comparable market levels, allowing for meaningful income growth through light renovations and more hands-on management. Their proximity supports shared maintenance, staffing, and operational efficiencies while maintaining flexibility across multiple tenant segments. In a market with strong occupancy fundamentals and limited new construction, the Downtown Reading Portfolio stands out as a well-balanced investment opportunity. With stable in-place income, clear rent growth potential, and properties positioned in resilient, workforce-driven neighborhoods, this Portfolio offers investors a compelling blend of stability and scalability within Berks County’s core rental corridor.

17-19 S 3rd St, Reading
$1,325,000
PABK2069496 MLS
THIS IS A PACKAGE DEAL PRICED AT $3,225,000 AND INCLUDES 831 NORTH 10TH STREET, 17 & 19 SOUTH 3RD STREET, AND 1259 NORTH 10TH STREET Presenting the opportunity to acquire the fee simple interest in the Downtown Reading Portfolio. The Portfolio consists of three well-located assets totaling 31 residential units and one commercial space in the heart of Reading, Pennsylvania. Situated within minutes of one another, the properties provide operational efficiency, stable cash flow, and clear upside through rent growth and light renovations. The Downtown Reading Portfolio serves a deep and diverse tenant base within a submarket that continues to see steady occupancy levels of 95% or above and limited new supply, creating high barriers to entry. • Located just off Penn Street, 17 and 19 South 3rd Street consist of two adjacent three-story brick buildings totaling 10 apartment units. Built around 1900 and well-maintained over the years, both properties feature stone and mortar foundations, wood joist framing, and flat rubber roofs replaced within the past five years. Tenants are responsible for heat, electricity, and gas for cooking, with water and hot water included in a flat monthly fee, minimizing ownership expenses and streamlining operations. • A few minutes north, 1259 North 10th Street is a mixed-use, three-story brick building totaling over 14,000 square feet and featuring 9 residential units and 1 ground-floor commercial space. Constructed in 1910, the property is equipped with electric baseboard heat, in-unit hot water heaters, and copper wiring. The roof, replaced within the last five to seven years, and a durable brick exterior contribute to the property’s longevity. The flexible layout and neighborhood location provide options for improved utilization of the commercial component and continued residential stability. • Nearby, 831 North 10th Street encompasses 12 apartment units across three stories and 19,000± square feet. Built in 1890, the building retains its classic stone veneer and stucco façade while operating with a central steam boiler and gas-fired hot water system. Tenants pay for electricity and gas cooking, with ownership covering central heat, a setup that has helped sustain strong year-round occupancy. The large unit sizes and character details give the property a unique competitive edge in the local rental market. Together, these properties form a strong value-add portfolio with tangible upside potential for a new buyer. Current in-place rents, averaging between $990 and $1,200 per month, sit roughly 15% below comparable market levels, allowing for meaningful income growth through light renovations and more hands-on management. Their proximity supports shared maintenance, staffing, and operational efficiencies while maintaining flexibility across multiple tenant segments. In a market with strong occupancy fundamentals and limited new construction, the Downtown Reading Portfolio stands out as a well-balanced investment opportunity. With stable in-place income, clear rent growth potential, and properties positioned in resilient, workforce-driven neighborhoods, this Portfolio offers investors a compelling blend of stability and scalability within Berks County’s core rental corridor.

831 N 10th St, Reading
$950,000
PABK2069494 MLS
THIS IS A PACKAGE DEAL PRICED AT $3,225,000 AND INCLUDES 831 NORTH 10TH STREET, 17 & 19 SOUTH 3RD STREET, AND 1259 NORTH 10TH STREET Presenting the opportunity to acquire the fee simple interest in the Downtown Reading Portfolio. The Portfolio consists of three well-located assets totaling 31 residential units and one commercial space in the heart of Reading, Pennsylvania. Situated within minutes of one another, the properties provide operational efficiency, stable cash flow, and clear upside through rent growth and light renovations. The Downtown Reading Portfolio serves a deep and diverse tenant base within a submarket that continues to see steady occupancy levels of 95% or above and limited new supply, creating high barriers to entry. • Located just off Penn Street, 17 and 19 South 3rd Street consist of two adjacent three-story brick buildings totaling 10 apartment units. Built around 1900 and well-maintained over the years, both properties feature stone and mortar foundations, wood joist framing, and flat rubber roofs replaced within the past five years. Tenants are responsible for heat, electricity, and gas for cooking, with water and hot water included in a flat monthly fee, minimizing ownership expenses and streamlining operations. • A few minutes north, 1259 North 10th Street is a mixed-use, three-story brick building totaling over 14,000 square feet and featuring 9 residential units and 1 ground-floor commercial space. Constructed in 1910, the property is equipped with electric baseboard heat, in-unit hot water heaters, and copper wiring. The roof, replaced within the last five to seven years, and a durable brick exterior contribute to the property’s longevity. The flexible layout and neighborhood location provide options for improved utilization of the commercial component and continued residential stability. • Nearby, 831 North 10th Street encompasses 12 apartment units across three stories and 19,000± square feet. Built in 1890, the building retains its classic stone veneer and stucco façade while operating with a central steam boiler and gas-fired hot water system. Tenants pay for electricity and gas cooking, with ownership covering central heat, a setup that has helped sustain strong year-round occupancy. The large unit sizes and character details give the property a unique competitive edge in the local rental market. Together, these properties form a strong value-add portfolio with tangible upside potential for a new buyer. Current in-place rents, averaging between $990 and $1,200 per month, sit roughly 15% below comparable market levels, allowing for meaningful income growth through light renovations and more hands-on management. Their proximity supports shared maintenance, staffing, and operational efficiencies while maintaining flexibility across multiple tenant segments. In a market with strong occupancy fundamentals and limited new construction, the Downtown Reading Portfolio stands out as a well-balanced investment opportunity. With stable in-place income, clear rent growth potential, and properties positioned in resilient, workforce-driven neighborhoods, this Portfolio offers investors a compelling blend of stability and scalability within Berks County’s core rental corridor.

17-19 S 3rd St, Reading
$950,000
PABK2069486 MLS
THIS IS A PACKAGE DEAL PRICED AT $3,225,000 AND INCLUDES 831 NORTH 10TH STREET, 17 & 19 SOUTH 3RD STREET, AND 1259 NORTH 10TH STREET Presenting the opportunity to acquire the fee simple interest in the Downtown Reading Portfolio. The Portfolio consists of three well-located assets totaling 31 residential units and one commercial space in the heart of Reading, Pennsylvania. Situated within minutes of one another, the properties provide operational efficiency, stable cash flow, and clear upside through rent growth and light renovations. The Downtown Reading Portfolio serves a deep and diverse tenant base within a submarket that continues to see steady occupancy levels of 95% or above and limited new supply, creating high barriers to entry. • Located just off Penn Street, 17 and 19 South 3rd Street consist of two adjacent three-story brick buildings totaling 10 apartment units. Built around 1900 and well-maintained over the years, both properties feature stone and mortar foundations, wood joist framing, and flat rubber roofs replaced within the past five years. Tenants are responsible for heat, electricity, and gas for cooking, with water and hot water included in a flat monthly fee, minimizing ownership expenses and streamlining operations. • A few minutes north, 1259 North 10th Street is a mixed-use, three-story brick building totaling over 14,000 square feet and featuring 9 residential units and 1 ground-floor commercial space. Constructed in 1910, the property is equipped with electric baseboard heat, in-unit hot water heaters, and copper wiring. The roof, replaced within the last five to seven years, and a durable brick exterior contribute to the property’s longevity. The flexible layout and neighborhood location provide options for improved utilization of the commercial component and continued residential stability. • Nearby, 831 North 10th Street encompasses 12 apartment units across three stories and 19,000± square feet. Built in 1890, the building retains its classic stone veneer and stucco façade while operating with a central steam boiler and gas-fired hot water system. Tenants pay for electricity and gas cooking, with ownership covering central heat, a setup that has helped sustain strong year-round occupancy. The large unit sizes and character details give the property a unique competitive edge in the local rental market. Together, these properties form a strong value-add portfolio with tangible upside potential for a new buyer. Current in-place rents, averaging between $990 and $1,200 per month, sit roughly 15% below comparable market levels, allowing for meaningful income growth through light renovations and more hands-on management. Their proximity supports shared maintenance, staffing, and operational efficiencies while maintaining flexibility across multiple tenant segments. In a market with strong occupancy fundamentals and limited new construction, the Downtown Reading Portfolio stands out as a well-balanced investment opportunity. With stable in-place income, clear rent growth potential, and properties positioned in resilient, workforce-driven neighborhoods, this Portfolio offers investors a compelling blend of stability and scalability within Berks County’s core rental corridor.

1259 N 10th St, Reading
$160,000
4 Beds ⋅ 1 Baths ⋅ PABK2068498 MLS
BACK ON THE MARKET DUE TO BUYERS FINANCING ISSUES...Welcome to 115 W Elm, this property features 4 bedroom and 1 bathroom. The opportunity is real!! Inside, the home is in Good condition but it will require cosmetic updates throughout. This is an ideal fit for buyers who are not afraid of a little sweat equity. With solid bones, and room to grow, this property is priced with condition in mind and ready for its next chapter.

115 W Elm St, Reading
$1,175,000
PABK2068944 MLS
525 Penn Street in Reading City is located on the heaviest traveled block within the city. This building is situated one block off of the Berks County Court house and Santander Arena. Most outside public events throughout the year are held on the 500 block. 525 Penn St. building has a total of 6 units, 4 units are leased, generating incoming with a cap rate over 8%. The building itself is located in the Commercial-Core, historic district of Reading. The roof has been replaced in the past two years, and each unit has its own central air/heat system, for easy utility billing. Downtown Penn St. has recently added Alvernia University to the 400 block, and a new state of the art hospital is scheduled to be coming to the American House on the corner of the 300 block. In the past few weeks, several sections of the 400 block have been purchased and the improvement and revitalization of Penn St has accelerated. The benefits of 525 Penn St. is that the property is turnkey and incoming generating, leaving no delay for a build out or renovation process. This property is ahead of the rest and is located among the best. All documents available to show you the analytics of success this building has to offer.

525 Penn St, Reading
$145,000
3 Beds ⋅ 1 Baths ⋅ PABK2068854 MLS
Tenant Occupied, month to month 24 hours' Notice. 3 Bedrooms, 1 Bath, Living Room, Dining room and kitchen. New Roof and Heating System.

1035 Cotton St, Reading
$650,000
PABK2068850 MLS
Excellent opportunity to acquire a well-maintained mixed-use property in the city offering immediate cash flow and future upside. The building consists of a vacant commercial storefront, 7 residential units (6 occupied), and an additional unfinished apartment (nz), providing a unique value-add component for the next owner to make it a potential 9 units with zoning approval. The residential units include six 1-bedroom apartments and one 2-bedroom apartment, all of which have seen updates completed throughout the life of ownership. The property spans over a massive amount of square feet and has been thoughtfully managed to maximize functionality and income potential. The additional apartment was being constructed behind the commercial storefront, featuring its own private access from the side alley. The side alley also provides separate access to the 2-bedroom unit, enhancing privacy, layout efficiency, and overall usability of the property. This asset is ideal for investors seeking stable income, owner-operators looking to utilize the commercial space, or buyers interested in completing the additional unit to increase future returns. Multiple access points, mixed-use versatility, and expansion potential make this property a strong addition to any portfolio. 24 hour notice required, schedule your showing today!

226 N 10th St, Reading
$180,000
4 Beds ⋅ 2 Baths ⋅ PABK2068558 MLS
Large 4 bedroom, Section 8 approve

1047 Cotton St Se, Reading
$175,000
PABK2068306 MLS
Investment Opportunity – 2-Unit Income Property Don’t miss this excellent income-producing opportunity! This well-maintained 2-unit property is fully rented, generating strong and consistent cash flow with rents of $1975 per month. Tenant is responsible for electric and heat. Each unit offers comfortable living spaces with steady tenant occupancy, making this a turnkey addition to any investor’s portfolio. Whether you’re looking to expand your rental holdings or secure a dependable income property, this duplex provides immediate returns from day one.

418 Schuylkill Ave, Reading
$375,000
PABK2068316 MLS
Positioned in the heart of Downtown Reading, this rare multi-building opportunity offers investors the potential to develop 12–14 apartment units in a rapidly evolving corridor. Previously utilized as a Drug Addiction Parole & Probation Treatment facility, the property features substantial square footage and a layout conducive to multifamily conversion. Ideal for developers seeking a high-upside repositioning project in a growing rental market. With strong rental demand in the area and continued downtown revitalization, this asset presents a strategic opportunity for long-term cash flow and appreciation. Bring your vision and unlock the full potential of this prime investment.

417 Walnut St, Reading
$550,000
PABK2068296 MLS
Prime opportunity to acquire Sunrise Laundromat, an established laundry business located at 121 S 5th Street in Reading, PA. The sale includes everything, the real estate, business and equipment. Situated in a dense residential corridor within the City of Reading, this location benefits from strong walkability, consistent neighborhood demand, and limited in-home laundry access in the immediate trade area. The business has a history of a strong customer base and on-site equipment in place. The layout is designed for efficient customer flow and ease of maintenance, offering a mix of washers and dryers suitable for both everyday residential use and larger loads. The property is positioned to support steady year-round traffic and provides an opportunity for continued cash flow with upside through operational enhancements. This offering is ideal for an owner-operator seeking hands-on management or an investor looking to add a stable service-based business to their portfolio. There is potential to increase revenue through extended hours, pricing adjustments, wash-and-fold services, vending additions, or modernization / upgrades of the existing equipment (buyer to verify). Financial information, equipment details, and operating metrics are available upon request.

121 S 5th St, Reading
$550,000
PABK2068214 MLS
Prime opportunity to acquire Sunrise Laundromat, an established laundry business at 121 S 5th St, in Reading, PA. The sale includes everything: the real estate, the business and equipment. Situated in a dense populated corridor, within the city of Reading, this location benefits from strong walkability, consistent neighborhood demand, and limited in-home laundry access in the immediate trade area. The business has history of strong customer base and on-site equipment in place. The layout is designed for efficient customer flow and ease of maintenance. offering a mix of washers and dryers suitable for everyday residential use and larger loads. The property is positioned to support steady year-round traffic and provides opportunity for continue cash flow with upside through operation enhancements. This offering is ideal for owner-operator seeking hands on management or an investor looking to add a stable service-based business to their portfolio. There is potential to increase revenue through extended hours, pricing adjustments, wash and fold services, vending additions, or modernization/upgrades of existing equipment (buyer to verify). Financial information, equipment details and operating metrics available upon request.

121 S 5th St, Reading
$190,000
6 Beds ⋅ 3 Baths ⋅ PABK2068068 MLS
Welcome to 624 Gordon Street. Great opportunity for a large family or an investor looking to add to their portfolio. This property is tenant-occupied with long-term tenants currently paying over$3,000/month. Solid rental history and consistent payment record makes this a great opportunity for investors seeking immediate cash flow. It is conveniently located near schools, shopping, and major routes. It offers 6 bedrooms, 3 full bathrooms, semi-finished basement, and living/dining space. Call today to schedule your showing .

624 Gordon St, Reading
$2,300,000
PABK2067984 MLS
Three Laundromat - Commercial Investment Opportunity in Reading, PA. Available to be purchased Individually or as a Package for $2,300,000. (Real Estate, Laundromat Business and Equipment is included in the Sale) Excellent opportunity to acquire three established laundromats in Reading, Pennsylvania, offered individually or as a combined portfolio. Each location is currently operating (121 S 5th St will be reopening shortly) and serves high-density residential neighborhoods with consistent demand for self-service laundry. This offering is well suited for owner-operators, regional operators, or investors seeking stable cash flow with operational upside. Location 1. The Missing Sock Laundromat 1170 Perkiomen Ave, Reading, PA 19602 Operating neighborhood laundromat located along a well-traveled corridor with strong visibility and easy access. Surrounded by residential housing and local businesses, supporting steady customer traffic. Location 2. Jake’s 9th St Laundromat 1501 N 9th St, Reading, PA 19604 Established laundromat in North Reading with a dense surrounding population. Convenient location with consistent foot traffic and repeat clientele. Location 3. Sunrise Laundromat 121 S 5th St, Reading, PA 19602 Centrally located laundromat serving a densely populated area. Walkable location with strong neighborhood demand and long-standing community presence. Property Highlights include: Three separate laundromats, Offered individually or as a package, Total portfolio price of $2,300,000, High-density residential trade areas, Established customer bases, Opportunity for operational efficiencies and future growth. Financial information, equipment details, and additional operational data available upon request. Serious buyers are encouraged to drive by each location and contact us for further details.

N 9th St, Reading
$190,000
7 Beds ⋅ 3 Baths ⋅ PABK2067930 MLS
Welcome to 427 Wunder Street. Great opportunity for a large family or an investor looking to add to their portfolio. This property is tenant-occupied with long-term tenants currently paying over$3,000/month. Solid rental history and consistent payment record makes this a great opportunity for investors seeking immediate cash flow. It is conveniently located near schools, shopping, and major routes. It offers 7 bedrooms, 3 full bathrooms, finished basement, and an additional kitchen. Call today to schedule your showing .

427 Wunder St, Reading
$230,000
PABK2067890 MLS
Opportunity favors the prepared. Own a corner property in a high traffic area on the north side of the City of Reading. This property offers approximately 5,227 square feet of single story warehouse space and serves as a blank canvas for an investor with vision. The current owner has obtained quotes for a new roof and electrical work has already been started, providing a strong foundation for redevelopment. One of the most valuable features of this property is its parking capacity. In a city where parking is limited, this property offers a rare solution. A garage door on 8th Street leads to a concrete and steel underground basement garage with an estimated capacity of approximately 35 vehicles. This makes the property especially attractive for future development, including residential, retail, or mixed use projects. The City of Reading requires parking for most conversions, a requirement that this property is positioned to satisfy. Ideal for a multi unit residential building, grocery store, venue space, or other redevelopment opportunity. Bring your vision and take advantage of this rare investment opportunity.

355 N 8th St, Reading
$995,000
PABK2067740 MLS
Modern, high visibility commercial property with exceptional parking and flexibility. 426 Warren Street offers gated off-street parking plus convenient on-street parking nearby. The property includes a warehouse with large drive-through garage doors, allowing vehicles to pull straight through, ideal for additional parking, storage, a shop/work area, or warehouse-style use. The main building connects directly to the warehouse and features three levels of office space with multiple private offices, numerous workstations, meeting rooms, break rooms, and reception areas, well suited for a wide range of operational needs. Easy access to Routes 422, 222, 61, and 12 and strong exposure from the Warren Street Bypass, making this a standout opportunity for owner-users or investors seeking a professional, modern design built with quality materials. Potential uses include office, shop, warehouse, and other commercial applications. Configuration may allow for multi-tenant use. Schedule your private tour today and explore how this versatile property can fit your business.

426 Warren St, Reading
$109,900
2 Beds ⋅ 1 Baths ⋅ PABK2067514 MLS
Cozy Two-Story Home with Old World Charm. Original Hardwood Floors in Living Room. Two Bedrooms and One Full Bath. Gas Hot Air Heat, Gas Hot water Heater, Cast Iron Tub, Gas Stove and Refrigerator, Back Porch, Spacious Fenced Back Yard with Shed. This Property Has PRIVATE PARKING FROM ALLEY ACCESS!

123 S 10th St, Reading
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The data relating to real estate for sale on this website appears in part through the TReND Internet Data Exchange (IDX) program, a voluntary cooperative exchange of property listing data between licensed real estate brokerage firms in which Lehigh Valley Just Listed LLC participates, and is provided by TReND through a licensing agreement. Real estate listings held by brokerage firms other than Lehigh Valley Just Listed LLC are marked with the IDX icon and detailed information about each listing includes the name of the listing broker.
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The data relating to real estate for sale or previously for sale on this web site comes in part from the Internet Data Exchange of the Greater Lehigh Valley REALTORS® Multiple Listing Service. The information being provided is for consumes personal, non-commercial use and may not be used for any purpose. Information is deemed reliable but not guaranteed. Copyright 2026 Greater Lehigh Valley REALTORS®.