Five one-bedroom units across two buildings. Five people, five front doors, five bathrooms — for less than a room costs almost anywhere in Massachusetts.
Five doors, five owners
Two buildings, five one-bedroom apartments, already producing about $3,850 a month with one unit vacant for whoever moves in first. Everybody gets their own unit and their own bathroom for under $100,000 a unit.
New to co-buying? A small group buys a multifamily together, splits the down payment, and each person holds a legal ownership stake. Own a unit instead of renting a room.
Five ownership stakes, five units, one shared mortgage — the structure your group already knows.
What it costs you
A comparable Westfield 1-bed rents around $1,400. Over five years that gap is roughly $52,560 — plus the equity.
Units & photographs
Central Westfield
Minutes from downtown, Route 20, and I‑90, walkable to shopping and dining. No MBTA service out here, so plan on a car — five off-street spaces come with the property.
Who's hiring nearby
Who this fits
Working adults, grad students, hospital and university staff. Nobody shares a kitchen or a bathroom.
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