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Rochester two-to-four-unit neighborhood report, 2021–2025

A reproducible five-year record of 2,812 unique Rochester MLS closings, with annual market measures, every reported City Neighborhood value, sample-size controls, and separately disclosed Updegraff Group Realty participation.

Updated: September 10, 2026

Interactive neighborhood market

Explore Rochester’s small-multifamily map.

Select a City polygon, change the map measure, and compare its annual MLS record. Thin samples remain visible but their medians and brokerage shares are withheld.

Five-year closed salesSales
City of Rochester neighborhood market mapOfficial City neighborhood polygons shaded by five-year closed sales. Select a polygon to update the neighborhood details and annual chart.1462119th WardABC StreetsAzaleaB.E.S.T.BeechwoodBensonhurstBrown SquareBrowncroftCentral Business DistrictCharlotteCobbs HillCONEACorn HillCulver MerchantsCulver University EastDurand Eastman ParkEdgertonEMMA, ACEGenesee Valley ParkGenesee-JeffersonHigh FallsHighland ParkJOSANALilacLock 66Lyell-OtisMaplewoodMayors HeightsNorth Marketview HeightsNeighborhood Of The ArtsNEMNUNorth EdgeNorth Winton VillageP.O.D.Park CentralPark MeigsPearl Meigs MonroePlymouth-ExchangeSouth Marketview HeightsSouth WedgeSusan B. AnthonySwillburgU of RUpper MonroeUpper Mount HopeWadsworth SquareWestside Neighborhood Association
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Official City polygon

19th Ward

2021–2025 sales240
Five-year median$139,000
2025 sales46
UGR participation34 · 14.2%

Five-year medians require 10 sales. Annual medians require five. Brokerage shares require 20.

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Annual record

19th Ward, 2021–2025

Bars show closed sales. Each value above the bar shows the median sale price when the year contains at least five observations.

The City-wide two-to-four-unit market changed in both price and pace

The licensed MLS extract contains 2,812 unique listings classified as closed two-to-four-unit residential sales in Rochester from January 1, 2021 through December 31, 2025. Annual closings ranged from 487 to 630. The annual median reported sale price increased from $95,000 in 2021 to $150,000 in 2025.

That change in annual medians is not a repeat-sales appreciation rate. The included properties differ each year in neighborhood label, condition, occupancy, unit configuration, financing, and transaction circumstances. The table describes the observed MLS population and does not establish the value change of an individual property.

Closed yearUnique salesMedian sale priceMedian DOMMedian sale / original list
2021630$95,0008100.0%
2022533$117,0009100.0%
2023487$120,0009100.0%
2024613$122,50010100.1%
2025549$150,00011100.7%
Rochester; MLS status S-Closed/Rented; MLS property type Multi-Family Res (2-4) units; one record per unique MLS number. Sale price, DOM, and original-list ratio use the source fields.

Every MLS City Neighborhood value is shown

The export contains 35 distinct, nonblank City Neighborhood values. They are reproduced as the MLS supplied them, including ZIP-like, acronym, legacy, and neighborhood labels. No record was forced into a more familiar place name.

Five-year medians require at least 10 observations. A 2025 median requires at least five closings. Withholding a statistic does not mean zero activity; it means the sample did not clear the stated release threshold.

MLS City Neighborhood value2021–2025 sales2025 salesFive-year median2025 median
1462144293$79,900$93,000
Maplewood31762$127,000$150,000
19th Ward25048$137,500$160,500
Beechwood19940$108,000$150,450
Edgerton19745$76,750$115,000
Lyell-Otis17632$84,998$122,000
MarketView Heights17127$84,900$95,000
Park Avenue13525$385,000$435,000
South Wedge11822$256,550$292,500
North Winton Village8110$239,000$332,500
Genesee-Jefferson7414$79,950$151,000
Pearl-Meigs-Monroe7414$261,500$266,450
Homestead Heights6815$89,950$152,000
Upper Monroe6012$280,000$352,250
Charlotte4910$179,900$213,000
People of Dutchtown4310$76,000$99,500
Upper Falls4110$95,000$110,000
Mayors Heights356$89,900$102,500
Swillburg359$245,000$288,750
Northland-Lyceum334$122,000Withheld
Plymouth-Exchange339$130,000$175,550
Corn Hill303$252,500Withheld
Atlantic-University2110$290,000$295,000
East Avenue182$355,000Withheld
JOSANA172$72,670Withheld
Brown Square164$80,000Withheld
Susan B. Anthony142$121,000Withheld
Strong112$289,900Withheld
U.N.I.T.111$84,900Withheld
Highland91WithheldWithheld
Cobbs Hill81WithheldWithheld
Ellwanger-Barry81WithheldWithheld
B.E.S.T.70WithheldWithheld
Browncroft71WithheldWithheld
Central Business District42WithheldWithheld
These are MLS classifications, not parcel matches to official City neighborhood polygons, association service areas, ZIP codes, historic districts, or marketing boundaries.

Brokerage participation is counted once per closing

The MLS identifies the brokerage by its legal office name, Updegraff Group LLC, which does business publicly as Updegraff Group Realty. A qualifying closing counts as brokerage participation when the office appears in a list, co-list, selling, or co-selling office-name field.

Each MLS number counts once in the participation total even when the brokerage appears on both sides. Shares publish only for neighborhood populations with at least 20 five-year closings. These figures are not company revenue, commission income, sale-price volume credited to the brokerage, or a share of off-market transactions.

MLS neighborhood valueAll qualifying salesUGR participatedDeduplicated share
19th Ward2503514.0%
Corn Hill30413.3%
Atlantic-University2129.5%
Upper Monroe6046.7%
Plymouth-Exchange3326.1%
Park Avenue13585.9%
MarketView Heights171105.8%
Swillburg3525.7%
Homestead Heights6834.4%
Pearl-Meigs-Monroe7434.1%
South Wedge11843.4%
Maplewood317103.2%
Beechwood19963.0%
Mayors Heights3512.9%
Genesee-Jefferson7422.7%
North Winton Village8122.5%
Upper Falls4112.4%
People of Dutchtown4312.3%
Edgerton19731.5%
1462144251.1%
Lyell-Otis17610.6%
Charlotte4900.0%
Northland-Lyceum3300.0%
Sorted by participation share among MLS neighborhood populations with at least 20 qualifying closings. Zero is a measured result; smaller-denominator shares are withheld from this table.

The release checks passed for the stated MLS population

The export contained 2,812 rows and 2,812 unique MLS numbers. Every record used the same Rochester town/city value, closed/rented status, and two-to-four-unit residential property type. Neighborhood, sale price, original list price, source-calculated sale-to-original-list ratio, and DOM were populated for every included record. Valid Rochester-area coordinates were available for 2,809 records; the other three were excluded from polygon joins.

The audit did not independently verify deeds, legal unit counts, Certificates of Occupancy, seller concessions, arms-length status, portfolio packages, or the completeness of non-MLS transfers. Raw listing records, addresses, agent details, remarks, coordinates, and other restricted fields are not published.

  • Closed date fixed before calculation: January 1, 2021–December 31, 2025
  • Town/City fixed to Rochester
  • Property type fixed to Multi-Family Res (2-4) units
  • One record per unique MLS number
  • Annual medians withheld below five observations
  • Five-year medians withheld below 10 observations
  • Brokerage shares withheld below 20 observations
  • Represented sides kept separate from unique market closings

Ten guide geographies are now matched to official City polygons

The guides that lacked defensible same-name MLS classifications were matched by placing each listing’s source-provided coordinates inside the City of Rochester neighborhood polygons. The table reports each guide independently because some City neighborhood and association polygons overlap.

A five-year median requires at least 10 matched transactions and a brokerage share requires at least 20. Withheld results remain documented in the audit and are not replaced with a nearby geography.

Official City polygon2021–2025 sales2025 salesFive-year medianUGR share
Park Meigs polygon6710$341,0004.5%
Park Central polygon5613$410,0007.1%
Neighborhood of the Arts polygon3912$345,0005.1%
Lock 66 polygon326$256,2006.3%
EMMA, ACE polygon247$78,7500.0%
ABC Streets polygon161$376,500Withheld
Wadsworth Square polygon102$280,500Withheld
Culver Merchants polygon60WithheldWithheld
Upper Mount Hope polygon61WithheldWithheld
Culver University East polygon22WithheldWithheld
Point-in-polygon join using the City of Rochester City Neighborhoods ArcGIS layer and source-provided MLS coordinates. Polygon results are not additive citywide partitions.

Each guide identifies its controlling market geography

A guide with a defensible same-name MLS field receives that classification’s annual table. The Highland Park / Ellwanger-Barry guide receives an explicitly labeled combination of those two MLS values. Ten other guides now use a coordinate join to their named official City polygon.

MLS coordinates and City polygons improve geographic control but do not independently establish legal unit count, current Certificate of Occupancy, parcel configuration, or whether a transaction was arms length. Those questions remain property-level diligence items.