What's your Malden home worth?

Malden's streets hold a broad run of late 19th and early 20th century housing. Victorian single-families with porches and turrets turn up in several sections, including the streets around Fellsmere Park, while two-families and triple-deckers fill much of the rest of the city. Many multi-families have been converted to condos. Around Malden Center and near the Orange Line, mid-rise condo and apartment buildings, some from recent decades, add another option alongside older brick apartment blocks.

In a city with this much multi-family housing, buyers often compare a whole two- or three-family against a single condo unit, and each calls for a different look at rents, association rules and shared costs. Parking, walking distance to Malden Center or Oak Grove, and the age of heating and electrical systems are all worth checking. Homes near the Malden River should be checked against flood maps. If you'd like a grounded picture of what Malden homes are going for this season, let us know and we'll gather the comparables.