The median home value in Los Angeles, CA is $972,000.
This is
higher than
the county median home value of $790,000.
The national median home value is $308,980.
The average price of homes sold in Los Angeles, CA is $972,000.
Approximately 45.51% of Los Angeles homes are owned,
compared to 47.38% rented, while
5.3% are vacant.
Los Angeles real estate listings include condos, townhomes, and single family homes for sale.
Commercial properties are also available.
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Ultra Efficient RTI Development Site in City West. The Plaza Apartments @ City West, a 60-unit multifamily development opportunity in the Downtown Los Angeles submarket. The project is permit-ready and will be delivered with all reports, plans and approvals to the selected Buyer. Designed with area demand and cost consideration paramount, the project is extremely efficient with an average unit size of approximately 582 square feet and no subterranean parking. The project has been subjected to rigorous underwriting and is conceptualized with an intimate understanding of the market by seasoned local experts. Construction is 7-story type III-A with at- and above-grade parking and approximately 36,000sf of rentable area. A unit mix skewed towards studios and 1-bedrooms meets local demand head-on catering to young professionals and small families looking to live as close to Downtown Los Angeles as possible.
We are proud to present a rare opportunity for a developer to acquire an 85-unit, seven-story development project situated in the vibrant Westlake district, just minutes away from Downtown Los Angeles. This remarkable offering encompasses three assembled lots, totaling 19,921 square feet of prime land. The proposed development spans an impressive 64,759 square feet and comprises seventy-nine (79) one-bedroom, one-bath units, as well as six (6) two-bedroom, two-bath units. Notably, the project incorporates forty-three (43) conveniently located parking spaces within the first two stories of the building, eliminating the need for subterranean parking. It's worth mentioning that the sellers have dedicated over 3 years to navigate the city approval process, and the plans are now at the advanced stage of being approximately 90% Ready to Issue (RTI) status. Furthermore, the seller has initiated an Ellis Act for the ten remaining tenants in the existing buildings, with a scheduled move-out date set for July 2024.The Westlake neighborhood, nestled in Central Los Angeles, offers a unique blend of residential and commercial living. Bordered by Silver Lake to the north, Echo Park to the northeast, Downtown to the southeast, and Pico-Union to the southwest, with Koreatown to the west, Westlake has a rich history. While it primarily developed in the 1920s, the area has seen a transformation, with many of its historic mansions now converted into apartments. Additionally, new multifamily buildings have been erected in response to the high demand for housing in this dynamic and ever-evolving part of the city.
