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Off Market Listing DTLA

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A smart Loft Blog reader just asked how to find off-market listings in DTLA. This sounds like a question that a professional would ask. Well, to answer that question, the best deals go quickly, and the most amazing lofts with low prices often sell before they are listed. Most home buyers never get to see them. How does this happen? Sometimes home sellers tell just a few people about the property for sale coming soon. Rather than listing it to the public, the owner and listing agent might not feel quite ready for onslaught of public scrutiny, they may want to limit how many members of the public are to be browsing through the home. Often, the home seller would like to start receiving offers early, before the home is officially listed for sale. The listing agent might only tell other agents in their office, and tell their own clients about it, otherwise keep it in their pocket. These pocket listings can present exclusive opportunities to the buyers who are lucky and diligent enough to get access to them. #offmarket #listing #dtla #unlisted

Many other types of off-market properties exist, often the perfect home, which most people miss out on. These unlisted superior deals also include coming soon, expired, pending, active under contract, listings on hold, failed escrows, notice of default and FSBO for sale by owner properties.

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The Rise and Fall of Downtown Los Angeles

Google Trends show declining DTLA popularity statistics

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According to Google Trends statistics, interest in Downtown Los Angeles took a precipitous dive in February of 2020. The L.A. Loft Blog has been reporting on the sad trend of California exodus, and the recent flight of the middle class from DTLA as politicians errantly promote the rights of the wealthy and the poor over the rights of the middle class. Hastened by the virus panic and mass hysteria of 2020, the unfortunate results can be witnessed as litter, illegal dumping, barricading of sidewalks, surge in petty crimes and skyrocketing violent crime.

How did we get here? By the turn of the 20th century, Downtown Los Angeles was booming. By 1980, Downtown was blighted and lacking in law enforcement. The hookers and drug dealers were firmly in control. The starving artists enjoyed the cheap rent of the crudely converted warehouse lofts. By 2010, Downtown was getting cleaned up, experiencing a renaissance, installing many billions of dollars of infrastructure, housing, social services, retail, entertainment and new law enforcement. As Downtown grew and prospered, we expected the homeless and crime issues to continue to diminish. By 2017, they were doing the opposite.

Safe, clean sidewalks are a staple and mainstay of the poor and middle class. Neighborhoods deteriorate rapidly when we fail to allow women and children to safely walk to school, shopping and public transportation. Downtown Los Angeles is particularly reliant on usable sidewalks, but the city council and LAPD have been increasingly denying the public the right to use the sidewalks. The homeless and disabled are particularly affected by the blocking of sidewalks, as they are mowed down in the streets by hit and run drivers. Law, courts, politicians and police are ultimately under the control fo the public.

It is up to local citizens to demand proper care and shelter for those in need, along with demanding safe, clean sidewalks and streets for the women, children, disabled and others who rely on them.

The extreme misallocation of law enforcement and misuse of other resources results in overall decline, blight, lawlessness, disorder and devastating danger in Downtown L.A. | MORE

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Downtown sidewalks blocked, forcing pedestrians onto dangerous streets

Copyright © This free information provided courtesy L.A. Loft Blog and LAcondoInfo.com with information provided by Corey Chambers, Realty Source Inc, BRE 01889449 We are not associated with the homeowner’s association or developer. For more information, contact 213-880-9910 or visit LAcondoInfo.com Licensed in California. All information provided is deemed reliable but is not guaranteed and should be independently verified. Properties subject to prior sale or rental. This is not a solicitation if buyer or seller is already under contract with another broker.