Southeast Rapid City Multifamily Homes & Duplexes for Sale

Hugging the city's historic downtown, Southeast Rapid City is a destination for first-time homebuyers. "In the southeast, there are a lot of starter homes," says Seth Malott, a broker with Century 21 Clearview. "It's a little cookie-cutter, but it's a good place to start." In addition to price, the neighborhood’s location also attracts residents. "You've got one-level homes, and you're close to the hospital," says Amy Hook, a broker with Re/Max Advantage. "So, retired people benefit from being there." Potential homeowners are also drawn to the area for its access to public parks, restaurants and entertainment. The neighborhood has less of a grid-like shape than Downtown Rapid City and older communities nearby. Homes here follow stretched-out roads that wind through different subdivisions and apartment complexes. Sidewalks are typical, connecting residential and a few commercial areas. The median lot size is just under a quarter acre, and lawns are frequently dotted with elm trees and ponderosa pine. Ranch-style homes are particularly popular in the area, starting in the $250,000s for midcentury models and rising as high as the $620,000s for 21st-century construction. "They have some nice