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SB Grand Pool Shybary Lofts — SB Grand Pool – Shybary Lofts

Now the LA Loft Blog provides a list of the Top Ten most viewed condominium listings new on the market. Just listed within the last couple of weeks, these live/work lofts and other condos have been rated based on views and popularity by the smartest real estate aficionados, the readers of the L.A. Loft Blog | VIDEO. The top two are in the $300,000s. Here’s the top 10 list in order of most desired real estate, along with a link to an independent broker analysis video for each unit, starting with the most-viewed listing and the reason for the brouhaha: #top10 #lofts #dtla

312 W 5th St #1124 SB Grand – The lowest priced loft in Downtown LA
420 S San Pedro St #214 Little Tokyo Lofts – Lowest price with parking
939 S Broadway #1007 939 Lofts – Newest historic loft development
1234 Wilshire Bl #312 – Vero – Large modern soft lofts with amenities
1100 S Hope St #908 – Luma – LEED Certified soft lofts South Park
900 W Olympic Bl #36B – Ritz-Carlton – Super luxury brand highrise tower
801 S Grand Ave #1807 – Sky Lofts – Luxury highrise tower, centrally located
800 W 1st St #1601 – Bunker Hill Tower – Cleaner, safer, views, tennis courts
510 S Hewitt St #309 – Barker Block – Luxury lofts Arts District, low HOA dues
1855 Industrial St #616 – Toy Factory – Industrial style live/work Arts District

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Here’s what the real brains behind the L.A Loft Blog (the readers) have to say this week (via their searches and clicks), along with our responses to their clever queries: #businesses #dtla #oceanwide

Downtown Los Angeles is young and fun — Downtown Los Angeles – Energetic and Fun

Businesses Downtown Los Angeles – The L.A. Loft Blog created a directory of DTLA businesses to help consumers and businesses find and interact with each other. The Downtown L.A. Business Directory is here. (Don’t forget to Add Your Business to benefit from the L.A. Loft Blog’s 2,000 daily readers).

OceanWide Plaza Trouble – Why has it stalled? See updated articles about what could be the biggest real estate hiccough in Downtown L.A. commercial real estate.

Michael Rogers Murder of Lisa Ramirez – The drama of malice never goes out of style. Loft living is not immune to the unthinkable. Re-live the tragic slaying on Flower Street.

Downtown LA lofts for sale without HOA – There are generally no Downtown LA lofts for sale without HOA. The exceptions are very few smaller buildings with single owners, which rarely come up for sale, and likely cost from $2 million to $20 million. The best solution for most is to look for low HOA dues.

Live Work Conversion in Los Angeles – This is an easier request to fill. Commercial and industrial lofts conversions are generally live/work lofts.

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