NEW
$600,000
HouseEst. $3,388/mo
4 Beds
2 Baths
1,816 Sq. Ft.0.15 Acres
Built in 1970
1132 Parkview Street
Reno, NV, 89502
Reno Multi-Family Homes for Sale
Showing 25 active listings · Inventory snapshot November 13, 2026
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- View 1132 Parkview Street, Reno, NV, 89502 — $600,000
NEW CONSTRUCTIONView 314 Sinclair Street, Reno, NV, 89501 — $1,350,000$1,350,000HouseEst. $7,623/mo6 Beds4 Baths2,770 Sq. Ft.0.12 AcresBuilt in 2026314 Sinclair StreetReno, NV, 89501
NEW CONSTRUCTIONView 312 Sinclair Street, Reno, NV, 89501 — $1,350,000$1,350,000HouseEst. $7,623/mo6 Beds4 Baths2,770 Sq. Ft.0.12 AcresBuilt in 2026312 Sinclair StreetReno, NV, 89501
ACTIVE UNDER CONTRACTView 353 Wheeler Avenue, Reno, NV, 89502 — $575,000$575,000HouseEst. $3,247/mo3 Beds3 Baths1,859 Sq. Ft.0.17 AcresBuilt in 1924353 Wheeler AvenueReno, NV, 89502Wells Addition
ACTIVE UNDER CONTRACTView 417 Wheeler Avenue, Reno, NV, 89502 — $605,000$605,000HouseEst. $3,416/mo3 Beds2 Baths1,352 Sq. Ft.0.10 AcresBuilt in 1916417 Wheeler AvenueReno, NV, 89502Wells Addition
NEWView 415 W Arroyo Street, Reno, NV, 89509 — $879,000$879,000HouseEst. $4,963/mo4 Beds2 Baths1,910 Sq. Ft.0.15 AcresBuilt in 1956415 W Arroyo StreetReno, NV, 89509Western Addition
Reno currently has 25 active multi-family homes for sale, with a median list price of $740,000. Reno multi-family homes range from owner-occupied duplexes near the University of Nevada to small apartment buildings in the midtown and downtown corridors — and Nevada imposes no state income tax on rental income, keeping net yields meaningfully higher than comparable California investments. Strong in-migration from California tech workers and a historically low vacancy rate have made Reno one of the top-performing small-city rental markets in the West.
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25Active Listings
$740,000Median List Price
What Do Reno Neighborhood Stats Show?
- $78,448Median household incomeLiveBy / American Census Survey 2023
- 37.3Median ageLiveBy / American Census Survey 2023
- 2.4Avg household sizeLiveBy / American Census Survey 2023
- 49%Owner-occupiedLiveBy / American Census Survey 2023
- 33%College degree+LiveBy / American Census Survey 2023
- 26%Households with childrenLiveBy / American Census Survey 2023
- 268,959PopulationLiveBy / American Census Survey 2023
Why Buy Multi-Family Homes for Sale in Reno?
- Nevada's zero state income tax applies to rental income as well — a direct yield improvement of several percentage points for investors coming from high-tax California or Oregon.
- Reno's population has grown steadily as tech and logistics employers expand in the Greater Nevada area, supporting low vacancy rates and above-average rent growth across all unit types.
- Owner-occupied duplexes near UNR and downtown allow buyers to live in one unit while rental income from the second unit offsets or eliminates the mortgage payment.
- Multi-family inventory in Reno spans a wide range of price points, from two-unit properties under $600,000 to larger triplexes in established neighborhoods — all within the two-to-four-unit band that qualifies for conventional investment financing.
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Most AskedWhat types of multi-family properties are for sale in Reno?
The listings above are duplexes (two units), triplexes (three units), and fourplexes (four units, which the MLS files as Quadruplex under the Residential Income property type). These are the small apartment buildings near the University of Nevada Reno, the midtown corridor, and the older grid between downtown and the Truckee River. Larger apartment buildings of five or more units do trade in Reno, but they are listed as commercial property and financed differently, so they are not included here. Ask us directly if you want those.
Where can I find Reno apartment buildings for sale with five or more units?
Not on this page, and not on any residential feed. In the NNRMLS, buildings of five or more units are filed as commercial property, and this site shows for-sale residential inventory only. On 2026-09-05 there were 12 such Reno buildings listed as commercial, most priced between roughly $900,000 and $2.3 million. Call (775) 277-2120 and the Northern Nevada team will pull the current commercial multi-family listings and their rent rolls for you.
Can I get a conventional mortgage on a Reno multi-family home?
Yes — properties with two to four units qualify for conventional Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac financing, and FHA loans are available for owner-occupied duplexes, triplexes, and fourplexes with as little as three and a half percent down. Five-unit and larger buildings require commercial financing at higher rates and different underwriting standards.
What rental income can I expect from a Reno duplex?
Rental rates vary by unit size, location, and condition. The live median list price and days-on-market data above reflect current multi-family inventory. We recommend requesting rent rolls and lease terms from the seller for occupied units and comparing against current market rents before calculating projected net operating income.
Which Reno neighborhoods have the most multi-family homes?
Owner-occupied multi-family inventory is heaviest near the University of Nevada Reno campus, the midtown corridor along South Virginia Street, and the older residential grid between downtown and the Truckee River. These areas combine walkability, transit access, and stable student-and-professional renter demand.
Are Reno multi-family properties a good investment?
Reno has consistently ranked among the stronger small-city rental markets in the West due to California in-migration, a diversifying employer base anchored by Tesla's Gigafactory and several major data centers, and an undersupplied housing stock. Nevada's zero state income tax amplifies net returns relative to California markets with similar rent levels.
What should I look for when inspecting a Reno multi-family home?
Beyond the standard inspection, review each unit independently — separate electrical panels, HVAC systems, and plumbing stacks reduce future tenant-dispute risk. Check the roof age, hot-water-heater capacity per unit, and whether laundry hookups are in-unit or shared. Confirm local rental registration requirements with the City of Reno or Washoe County before closing.
Updated November 13, 2026
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