Rochester investment real estate research · updated September 19, 2026

The data terminal for Rochester investment real estate.

Explore separate, source-forward records for small multifamily, 5+ apartments, rents, and neighborhood markets—plus a validation-first commercial system led by Industrial.

City of Rochester · two-to-four-unit MLS closings

3282026 YTD closings
$162,250Median sale price
$64.3MSale-price volume
28UGR-involved transactions
January 1–September 9, 2026. One row per unique MLS number.
Established2–4-unit sales

Five-year history, current-year dashboard, official neighborhood geography, and repeatable definitions.

LiveExecuted rents

Recorded rent observations and same-unit comparisons with stable-unit matching and sample controls.

Clean v15+ multifamily

168 legal transactions, four size bands, qualifying ZIPs, building age, and a visible reconciliation ledger.

Phase IIndustrial + commercial

Shared platform and asset-specific evidence gates are live. No commercial statistics publish before validation.

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Evidence-backed ways into the market.

Use each dataset inside its own property type, dates, geography, sample rules, and source limitations.

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Eleven Finger Lakes. Three honest levels of experience.

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How the numbers are handled

Count the property once. Show the geography. Publish the sample size.

MLS records, City polygons, and affiliated-company activity stay separate until the method says exactly how they were joined.

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Mark C. Updegraff

Why this site exists

I wanted the Rochester investment research I could never find.

I began investing here in 2008 and moved into the work full-time in 2010. Since then I have bought buildings, rebuilt rough properties, represented investors, managed rentals, and made enough mistakes to know where a clean spreadsheet can still mislead you.

This site combines that experience with reproducible market research. When the record is incomplete—as it is on parts of my own portfolio—I will tell you.

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Property types, taxes, legal use, rehabilitation, leasing, operations, and exit planning—connected in one place.

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