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SOLD 23 2003

392-394 Ridge St

Newark, NJ

$800,000

262

Sq. Ft.

$3,053

Per Sq. Ft.

Residential

Property Type

Tax Assessment Analysis

Sale Price

$800,000

Total Assessed

$174,700

Sale vs. Assessed

+$625,300 (+357.9%)

Land Value

$66,200

Building Value

$240,900

Newark Market Overview

$480,000

Median Price

1,051

Total Sales

-5.9%

Year over Year

Buyer's

Market Type

📊 Investment Analysis

$5,600

Est. Monthly Rent

$5,767

Est. Mortgage

6.71% · 20% down

-$167

Monthly Cash Flow

8.4%

Cap Rate

-1.3%

Cash-on-Cash Return

Estimates based on 0.7% rent rule, 6.71% interest rate, 20% down payment. For illustrative purposes only.

🏘 Newark Neighborhood Guide

Walk Score

Very Walkable

Min to NYC

Direct train

Newark Penn Station

Train Station

Northeast Corridor + PATH

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Best for: First time buyers, food lovers, young professionals

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East Ward $250,000 to $600,000

Best for: Investors, first time buyers

West Ward $75,000 to $500,000

Best for: Budget buyers, families, renovation investors

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