Amazing spacious loft with high ceilings and polished concrete floors in
the heart of the Arts
District. This stylish live/work loft features endless upgrades that
include custom-built room dividers, lighting, custom-built closet and
more. Expansive southerly views from the oversized windows. The unit also features 1 in-building parking
space. The building boasts a rooftop pool and spa--both
with views for miles, lower rooftop courtyard and a full gym, as well as front desk security. Located
across the street from Church & State, Daily Dose, Pour Haus, Little
Bear, Urban Radish, and just a couple blocks from Bestia and Handsome
Coffee, Urth Cafe. This pristine loft is listed at $598k for 1039sf of space. Has 1
bath.
Tuesday, October 21, 2014
Thursday, October 16, 2014
For DTLA Homeowners Considering Selling: What Are Buyers Looking For?
Despite low inventory, buyers expect a lot for their money. If you're considering selling your place, the asking price should take these buyer requests into consideration. In my experience working in downtown, these are the things buyers are looking for, in order of importance. If you're planning on buying a condo, then these things should also be taken into consideration as they may impact the price when you re-sell the place.
1. Lots of natural light
2. Higher floor in the building
3. Views of the skyline, city lights, and/or mountains
4. Parking included (whether assigned or deeded)
5. Walkable and safe
6. Low HOA dues
7. Outdoor amenities such as a pool, deck or garden, or gym
8. Private outdoor space such as a patio or balcony
9. Front desk security/doorman/package service
10. In-unit washer & dryer
Call or email me for a free opinion of value. yuri@sartparker.com or 310-869-2655.
1. Lots of natural light
2. Higher floor in the building
3. Views of the skyline, city lights, and/or mountains
4. Parking included (whether assigned or deeded)
5. Walkable and safe
6. Low HOA dues
7. Outdoor amenities such as a pool, deck or garden, or gym
8. Private outdoor space such as a patio or balcony
9. Front desk security/doorman/package service
10. In-unit washer & dryer
Call or email me for a free opinion of value. yuri@sartparker.com or 310-869-2655.
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SOLD - Light-Filled Corner Loft - Rowan #518
Beautiful, airy corner loft at the lovely Rowan Building on bustling Spring Street.
Beautiful, spacious restored loft in the heart of the historic core
boasts lovely city
views through its original oversized windows, wood floors and an
entertainer's kitchen. Features an open plan with a partially walled off bedroom.
The loft is 720sf and the asking price is
$470k. Parking available in the adjacent building for a
fee. The Rowan is a Mills Act designated building.
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Wednesday, October 15, 2014
SOLD - North Facing Industrial Loft with Pool, Gym & Doorman - Toy Factory #413
Gorgeous loft with 11" ceilings, walls and floors of concrete
in the heart of the Arts
District. This live/work loft has original warehouse bones and huge windows that face north and towards the downtown skyline. The loft is spacious at over 1200sf. The building boasts a rooftop deck and pool, open air lounge deck, gym, doorman, and in-building parking. Located
across the street from Church & State, Daily Dose, Pour Haus, Little
Bear, Urban Radish, and just a couple blocks from Bestia and Blue Bottle Coffee, Urth Cafe, Zinc, Stumptown, Bread Lounge and more. Asking $625k for 1239sf of space. Has 1
bath and 1 covered, in-building parking space.
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Monday, October 13, 2014
New Yorkers Investing in DTLA
$4.4 billion. That's the number of dollars New York investors spent on buying up real estate in our humble downtown since 2012. While DTLA has seen tons of change in recent years, it still has so much potential for growth that savvy investors are snatching up properties while they're still affordable. Investment since 2012 is up 23%.
According to Greg Vilkin of Related Cos., "Firms from New York show up and say, wow, I see the potential I saw in Hell's Kitchen a decade ago. I watched TriBeCa, and the High Line, and I see what's going to happen." Either get in while it's still early or pay the price once everything hits peak.
According to Greg Vilkin of Related Cos., "Firms from New York show up and say, wow, I see the potential I saw in Hell's Kitchen a decade ago. I watched TriBeCa, and the High Line, and I see what's going to happen." Either get in while it's still early or pay the price once everything hits peak.
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WITHDRAWN - Massive Industrial Live/Work Loft in Arts District - Molino Loft #217
True live/work loft for lease in the Molino building. Designed by The KOR Group,
the building boasts a lovely rooftop pool, sundeck, gym, and in-building parking. The stunning oversized loft features nearly 3000sf of space, immaculate wood floors, upgraded appliances, built-in closets, separated rooms, and 1 assigned parking space. 2190sf of space. Asking
$1,200,000. Low HOAs at only $574/mo.
Courtesy of Ted Trentman, Realty Source
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Saturday, October 11, 2014
Rents in So Cal Going Up and Up
According to USC's Lusk Center, rents in So Cal will steadily climb for the next two years. Expected rises will be around 8%--this is usually means metro areas of LA, the OC and San Diego will go up even higher than 8%. If you're in a rent control area, you can either stay put or buy an investment. If you're planning on renting, get locked in now before things go up. If you're planning on renting out your home, you're in luck!
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Thursday, October 9, 2014
SOLD - Historic Corner Loft with Brick Details - Rowan #601
The Rowan Building is a classic Beaux-Arts architectural gem. True old-Hollywood
styling with original brick and terracotta, and original Italian Carrara marble floors throughout common areas. This loft features a custom built storage and wall unit, Italian Scavolini kitchen, Miele
subzero style refrigerator, Miele dishwasher, Toto finished bathroom, and
oversized mahogany framed windows offering natural light &
cityscape views. Best of all, this is a Mills Act building for significant property tax savings. Amenities include lounge room, garden, BBQ & spa.
Walking distance to Gallery Row, Metro Red line, Grand Central Market, Bar Ama, Kazunori, Spring for Coffee, The Must, etc. 720sf of space, parking available in adjacent building. Asking $490k.
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Tuesday, October 7, 2014
CANCELED - Investment at Eastern Columbia - Eastern Columbia #203
The Eastern Columbia building is one of the most adored buildings in
downtown. It's located on one of the hottest intersections in DTLA. Within the past year, it has gained neighbors such as The Ace Hotel, Acne, Aesop, Oak, Om Nom, 1810 and more. And this is just the tip of the iceberg, which should translate to even greater upside investment potential. The stunning 1930s art deco masterpiece features the iconic
clock tower and bluish patina on the exterior, with a beautifully
rehabbed interior by The KOR Group.
Being one of the few, Mills Act-approved buildings, you'll also save on
property taxes. This 2nd floor unit has 940 sf of space, has a great L-shaped layout and faces east and looks onto Broadway. Includes 1 parking space. Priced to sell quickly at $499,900.
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Friday, October 3, 2014
Borrowing While It's Cheap
Record lows for mortgage rates--AGAIN. Just over 4% for a 30-year fixed rate. It's so cheap to borrow money--and with rents soaring in Los Angeles, prices expected to climb even further, it's a wonder why you'd want to rent at all. On top of that, property values have steadily risen since 2009. Remember, real estate over time always makes money in desirable metropolitan areas.
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