Beautiful corner unit, 2 beds, 2 baths, plus a balcony! 1740sf. Contact me for details.
Showing posts with label pocket listings. Show all posts
Showing posts with label pocket listings. Show all posts
Friday, November 8, 2019
Friday, June 22, 2018
Pocket Listing Alert - Beautiful Rowan Loft on the 12th Floor with 30+ Feet of Windows
Unit #1205 is just below the Penthouse level, and features 2 beds, 2 baths, and windows that span the entire length of the unit. It's also the only unit that has a fireplace! Comes with 1 parking space. Skyline views and overlooks the Spring St Park for the ideal downtown view. Within a few blocks to Grand Central Market, Grand Park, Orsa & Winston, The Continental, Kazunori, galleries, Whole Foods, and so much more. Asking $4500/mo or negotiable on a longer lease.
Friday, May 11, 2018
Pocket Lease at Eastern Columbia
Beautiful 12th floor unit facing the glorious Orpheum Theater. Off market! $4200/mo. Nearly 1500sf! Viking Kitchen, Kelly Wearstler bathroom, chic+luxe DTLA living.
Sneak peek below:
Sneak peek below:
Thursday, September 7, 2017
DTLA Pocket Rental Alert: Gorgeous Loft w/ Concrete Floors at Eastern Columbia
Gorgeous 900sf loft for lease at the famed Eastern Columbia building on 9th & Broadway. Beautifully maintained with stainless steel appliances and a Kelly Wearstler designed bathroom. Open plan layout with views to the south. Concrete Floors, 11 foot ceilings, and comes with 1 parking space. Within 3 blocks to Ace Hotel, Whole Foods, Terroni, Peking Tavern, Pattern Bar, Freehand, The Exchange, Cos, CVS, Loit, Verve, IL Cafe, Om Nom, Ralphs, Wood Spoon, New Moon, Tuck, Wild Living and more.
Asking $2800/mo. Available Oct 1, 2017. Call for a details. 310-869-2655
Asking $2800/mo. Available Oct 1, 2017. Call for a details. 310-869-2655
Friday, May 26, 2017
Pocket Listing Alert - 1 bed + 1.5 bath, 1050sf luxury high rise pad
Bid before it hits the market.
Stunning pad just steps to Staples Center and LA Live,
Whole Foods, Ralphs, The Bloc, Ace Hotel, etc. Asking $715k.
Email reinventingdtla@gmail.com for viewings.
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Thursday, April 6, 2017
Pocket Listing Alert - 2 New Rentals!
Chic Loft at Elleven $2600/mo for 960sf
Immaculate loft at the prestigious Elleven building in
the heart of South Park. Stainless steel appliances,
separated bedroom area, huge storage closet with
side by side washer/dryer. Hardwood floors throughout!
1 assigned parking space included.
310-869-2655
Million Dollar Views at 1100 Wilshire
$2700/mo for 790sf
Views to the ocean! Beautifully appointed loft with
frosted glass separation to the bedroom. Bamboo floors,
2 closets, spacious bathroom, Bosch W/D in the unit.
Comes with 2 parking spaces in the garage.
310-869-2655
Wednesday, July 23, 2014
Are There Any More DTLA Real Estate Deals Left?
Yes, there are, but the deals are of a different type. When the DTLA market was just starting to pick up again in late 2012, buyers were able to choose from not only standard sales, but short sales and foreclosures. In 2013, the short sales had been mostly snatched up--many by cash buyers and investors. But not all deals are in the form of short sales and foreclosures. These days, the deals to be had are the pocket listings, stale listings and buildings with litigation.
POCKET LISTINGS, often called "secret listings" and "private listings," are those that are not published on the MLS or advertised. Sellers who don't want the world to know they are selling or want their name to be kept private until a sale records is often the reason for these listings. These properties are sold by agents who have a private list of ready and willing buyers, or who have a network of other agents who have ready and willing buyers. The general public will never even know these listings exist. The great thing about pocket listings is that there's usually one bidder, so the chances of your offer getting accepted (or at least countered) is much greater, and without the price inflation which is often the result of multiple offers. More than half of my buyer clients have bought pocket listings, avoiding the multiple offer mess that causes long agonizing waits and oftentimes drives up prices.
STALE LISTINGS are those that have been sitting on the market for more than 90 days. While most DTLA real estate moves quickly, those that have sat for a while because of bad timing, a buyer backing out, or litigation on the building, can be deals in disguise. One of my clients just bought an amazing loft at well under the market rates because the loft had fallen out of escrow due to a lender that couldn't perform. The loft sat for a few more weeks, making it look even less attractive. Upon hearing that this ginormous loft was back on the market, the buyer swooped in and bid 49k below asking and got an accepted offer because the seller was desperate to get into another escrow.
While LITIGATION isn't ideal, the reality is that a LOT of buildings are involved in some form of litigation, oftentimes with the developer. This means that most lenders can't offer a loan for that building due to risk and this tends to drive prices down in a building. While a lawsuit scares most people and lenders away, buyers who can find a lender are getting accepted offers at below market prices. The catch is that you often have to put a higher downpayment in order to get viable financing on the property. The thing is, lawsuits eventually go away, but a good investment can be forever.
Send an email to info@sartparker.com if you'd like to be on the list to receive pocket listings as we get them.
POCKET LISTINGS, often called "secret listings" and "private listings," are those that are not published on the MLS or advertised. Sellers who don't want the world to know they are selling or want their name to be kept private until a sale records is often the reason for these listings. These properties are sold by agents who have a private list of ready and willing buyers, or who have a network of other agents who have ready and willing buyers. The general public will never even know these listings exist. The great thing about pocket listings is that there's usually one bidder, so the chances of your offer getting accepted (or at least countered) is much greater, and without the price inflation which is often the result of multiple offers. More than half of my buyer clients have bought pocket listings, avoiding the multiple offer mess that causes long agonizing waits and oftentimes drives up prices.
STALE LISTINGS are those that have been sitting on the market for more than 90 days. While most DTLA real estate moves quickly, those that have sat for a while because of bad timing, a buyer backing out, or litigation on the building, can be deals in disguise. One of my clients just bought an amazing loft at well under the market rates because the loft had fallen out of escrow due to a lender that couldn't perform. The loft sat for a few more weeks, making it look even less attractive. Upon hearing that this ginormous loft was back on the market, the buyer swooped in and bid 49k below asking and got an accepted offer because the seller was desperate to get into another escrow.
While LITIGATION isn't ideal, the reality is that a LOT of buildings are involved in some form of litigation, oftentimes with the developer. This means that most lenders can't offer a loan for that building due to risk and this tends to drive prices down in a building. While a lawsuit scares most people and lenders away, buyers who can find a lender are getting accepted offers at below market prices. The catch is that you often have to put a higher downpayment in order to get viable financing on the property. The thing is, lawsuits eventually go away, but a good investment can be forever.
Send an email to info@sartparker.com if you'd like to be on the list to receive pocket listings as we get them.
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