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Opportunity Zone Real Estate: Industrial Lot or Multifamily? #shorts

31 Mar 2026 · 1 min

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In this brief YouTube short, the speaker asks a colleague to examine a property listed in an opportunity zone that is currently advertised as a multifamily development. The speaker proposes treating the asset as an industrial lot and potentially postponing any development for a few years until market conditions improve. To support this strategy, they request the colleague to retrieve the multifamily saturation rate for the property’s ZIP code and provide a comparative analysis of saturation levels in Phoenix, Los Angeles, and Tempe, focusing on how Tempe’s multifamily market currently stands.

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Are you in the deal room on one of our listing sites? And I believe it's in an opportunity zone. It's been, it's been labeled that way. Can you review this property before we go too deep? I know it's advertised as a multifamily, but we really want to consider it as an industrial, industrial lot and, and see if we can hold it off from development for a couple of years until the, the saturation of the area returns to a, a more favorable position for investors. I, to confirm, can you actually look up the saturation rate for this zip code and give us a, a comparison between, between Phoenix, LA, and Tempe as to what saturation looks like in Tempe for multifamily? Go ahead and go dig into this real quick and we'll wait for you to get back.