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Urban home prices have been crashing for several years in big city downtown areas, while single family homes in the best, safest suburban neighborhoods have been rising. As many flee the largest cities due to virus panic, lockdown economic damage, and rising violent crime, DTLA investors, landlords and home owners bear the brunt of the depression. $500 to $1,000 discount offers are today common in DTLA rental apartment market, while some of the most beautiful lofts for lease have dropped asking rent prices by several hundred dollars per month. Small lofts in the Historic Core are sitting vacant for months while larger lofts in the Arts District are occupied near full price. The best luxury lofts have seen the lightest reductions in asking rent prices.
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