334 Oregon St.
Vacation rentals, monthly cash distributions
Hollywood 5-unit multifamily near the Intracoastal, short-term rental registration permitted.
Short-term rental strategy on a 5-unit multifamily building totaling 2,972 square feet (built 1959) at 334 Oregon Street Units 1 through 5 in Hollywood, Florida. The public listing identifies the property as a quadruplex / multifamily asset with 5 baths and notes that it is currently operated for short-term rental use, subject to local regulation. The beach-area location supports the visitor-facing demand profile that underpins short-term rental revenue in the submarket, and the asset is also available as part of a broader portfolio of nearby multifamily properties and one vacant lot. The strategy underwrites unit-level specification and furnishing to an updated-comparable tier, registration and compliance with applicable City of Hollywood rules, channel distribution across major short-term rental platforms, and revenue management across the seasonal curve. Hold duration is expected to span a stabilization window during which the unit base is brought to specification, followed by a yield-focused hold. Asking basis of 2.2 million dollars reflects the unit count, building scale, and Hollywood beach-area positioning. Capital deployment covers unit-level renovation and furnishing, systems and envelope updates as required, registration, and operational infrastructure. Returns are targeted from the revenue uplift attributable to operating a compliant short-term rental portfolio near the beach corridor.
- Address
- 334 Oregon St.
- City
- Hollywood, FL
- ZIP
- 33019
- Beds
- Pending
- Baths
- 5
- Living sqft
- 2,972
- Lot sqft
- Pending
- Year built
- 1,959
- Waterfront
- No waterfront
- 5 units
- Hollywood STR registered
- Near Intracoastal
Short-term rental economics model using operating-capital basis, permitted STR revenue thesis, maturity, and downside/upside operating outcomes. Detailed sponsor line items are shown when a full proforma is available.
Source: strategy economics model · figures are forward-looking estimates · not a guarantee of return