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This 6-unit multi-family property in Brooklyn, Ohio is a well-located cash-flow asset in a stable inner-ring Cleveland suburb. Located in Cuyahoga County roughly 6 miles southwest of downtown Cleveland and Cleveland Hopkins International Airport, the building sits in a market with deep rental demand and a $205,000 multi-family median price point that supports attractive entry economics for buy-and-hold investors.
Built in 1951, the building totals six units in an easy-to-manage layout: one 600 sqft studio, one 700 sqft one-bedroom, and four 874 sqft one-bedrooms. Every unit is a full one-bath floor plan
Brooklyn, OH is a small inner-ring city of roughly 11,000 residents with deep ties to Cleveland's diversified economy. KeyBank operates a major technology and operations center in Brooklyn, and the nearby Ford Brook Park engine plant remains one of the region's largest manufacturing employers. The broader Cleveland metro is anchored by world-class healthcare systems including Cleveland Clinic and University Hospitals, alongside Fortune 500 employers such as Progressive, Sherwin-Williams, and Eaton, providing a deep and stable rental demand pool across finance, manufacturing, healthcare, and logistics.
The property sits within walking distance of the John M. Coyne Recreation Center and a short drive to Ridge Park Square, a 380,000+ sqft regional retail hub anchored by Marc's, Grocery Outlet, TJ Maxx, Ross, Lowe's, Five Below, Michaels, and AMC Theatres. Recreational draws include the Cleveland Metroparks Zoo and Big Creek Reservation, both within a few miles, along with quick access to Edgewater Park and the Lake Erie waterfront. I-480 and State Route 176 are minutes away, giving tenants direct connectivity to downtown Cleveland, the airport, and the western suburbs.
Brooklyn City School District serves the area through a single shared campus at 9200 Biddulph Road, which houses both Brooklyn Middle School (grades 4 to 7) and Brooklyn High School (grades 8 to 12) a short distance from the property. The compact, walkable district size and its Project Lead The Way and Gifted & Talented programs make it appealing to family renters seeking continuity through their children's school years.
