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Downtown Los Angeles Lofts and Condos Top Ten Questions #industrial #lofts #forsale #losangeles

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Q: Are there any industrial warehouse lofts for sale los angeles?
A: Yes, industrial loft conversions are available for sale and for lease:

200 N SAN FERNANDO RD #115 is a 1,700 sq ft 2-story industrial loft with 17 ft high ceilings asking $620,000.

510 S HEWITT ST #310 is a 1,070 sq ft industrial loft in the Arts District asking $849,000.

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Q: How much are lofts for rent in los angeles?
A: They usually start at around $1,700 per month or so | DETAILS

Q: Is oceanwide plaza having problems?
A: It would appear that way. Oceanwide seems to be ready to wash its hands of some financial woes.

Q: What is happening with la homeless camps?
A: We were hoping they would get better, but they got worse. The government cannot be counted on to solve the problem. All of us need to speak up and take action. Los Angeles is not the place for people to be living on the streets in a lawless society. Homeless deserve to be treated like humans, with help to get some kind of residential structure — not the streets of LA. All citizens, especially women and children, have the need and the right to use public sidewalks that are safe and sound.

Q: What is happening with oceanside plaza apartments 11th and figueroa? You mean OceanWide Plaza. It is the epicenter of the big news in Downtown Los Angeles real estate this week.

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real-estate-market-crash-trends-los-angeles-dtla-c-2019-nov — Real estate market report for November 2019 – Crash trend in L.A.

REAL ESTATE NEWS

November numbers show a sustained down trend for lofts and condos in and around the Downtown Los Angeles area, including loft neighborhood Lincoln Heights. The number of listings fell slightly, properties took longer to sell, average and median prices dropped and the entire real estate market dollar volume plunged. Here are this year’s November numbers compared to the same month in 2018.

Buyers and sellers are both staying put longer, as the number of listings fell by 2.4%.

Homes are taking longer to sell, 18 days slower on average. While it only took 36 days last year, most home sellers found that their condos took 50 days to sell in November of 2019. Today’s home sellers must usually anticipate taking a couple weeks longer to sell their loft. | VIDEO