Lee & Associates Multifamily Group – North San Diego County is pleased to present East 9th Street Apartments, a 4-unit multifamily investment opportunity located at 1313-1319 E 9th Street in National City, California. The property consists of four one-bedroom/one-bath units totaling approximately 1,600 square feet and is situated on an approximately 10,771 square foot lot. Built in 1962, the asset offers investors stable in-place income, strong rental demand, and future upside in one of San Diego County’s most active multifamily submarkets. The property benefits from separate gas and electric metering, reducing operating expenses and improving management efficiency. Residents enjoy the convenience of 5+ on-site parking spaces, while ownership currently provides water and trash service. The property’s straightforward unit mix, efficient layout, and large land component create an attractive investment opportunity with both operational stability and long-term appreciation potential. Ideally located in the heart of National City, the property is within walking distance of Plaza Boulevard, offering tenants convenient access to grocery stores, restaurants, coffee shops, banking services, and daily necessities. The asset is strategically positioned near Interstate 5, Interstate 805, State Route 54, Downtown San Diego, Naval Base San Diego, and the National City waterfront, providing excellent connectivity to major employment centers throughout the region. National City continues to attract investors and residents alike due to its affordability relative to the broader San Diego market, ongoing redevelopment initiatives, and strong workforce housing demand. With approximately 14% projected rental upside, ample parking, utility efficiencies, and a highly desirable South Bay location, East 9th Street Apartments presents a compelling opportunity for investors seeking both current income and future growth potential. Buyer to verify all property information, including but not limited to square footage, lot size, parking count, utility metering, condominium provisions, title matters, deed restrictions, financial information, market rental assumptions, and all development or ownership-related considerations. Buyer should review all preliminary title reports and conduct independent due diligence.