Showing posts with label adaptive reuse. Show all posts
Showing posts with label adaptive reuse. Show all posts
Sunday, April 19, 2015
One-of-a-Kind Loft Compound by DTLA & Cornfield Park - 1411 N. Broadway
Beautifully reimagined space in a former auto factory. The original bones of the building still intact, the space has undergone a transformation that will impress. 4000sf of renovated living space is matched by a flow into the outdoor private oasis, complete with rain shower and bath. This is a rare opportunity to own a converted residence that is in essence a private compound within a bike ride to the center of DTLA and across the road from Cornfield Park. Minutes to Highland Park, Frogtown, Atwater, Echo Park, Elysian Valley, Brewery, etc. 2 bedroom areas with bonus mezzanine loft, 2 full baths, 2 additional half baths plus outdoor bathing retreat. 2 Parking spaces within courtyard grounds. Total lot is nearly 7000sf. Asking $2.495MM.
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adaptive reuse,
chinatown,
downtown,
dtla,
house,
loft,
lofts,
los angeles,
properties,
unique properties,
warehouse
Monday, November 17, 2014
Go Ahead, Raise the Rent
Landlords out there, you know that many of the buildings in DTLA are free of rent control, right? Just wanted to make sure. Buildings that were converted into condominiums are not subject to rent control laws. This is one of the reasons why those who are looking to buy an investment property love downtown. For in-depth information on rent control: http://lahd.lacity.org/lahdinternet/rentstabilization/tabid/247/default.aspx
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adaptive reuse,
aro,
condos,
conversion,
development,
downtown,
dtla,
landlords,
los angeles,
real estate,
rent,
rent control
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