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Downtown Los Angeles – The place where it all happens. The new center of the universe!

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Downtown Los Angeles Real Estate Market Report July 2022

REAL ESTATE NEWS (Los Angeles, CA)The July numbers are in, and they are telling. Last month, the Loft Blog reported that rents and home prices were still going up around Downtown L.A. Let’s take a look to see if that’s still happening in the July 2022 property market. Average price is way up!

2021: 48 listings; Average Days on Market 47; Median Days on Market 37; Median Price $525,000; Average Price $568,216

2022: 42 listings; Average Days on Market 50; Median Days on Market 25; Median Price $627,000; Average Price $939,245

Continuing the trend that we’ve seen for many months, fewer sellers are selling, fewer buyers are buying, and prices are up sharply. Stagflation continues. The major trend of inflation and economic stagnation are easy to see in Downtown LA.

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Here’s Where to Find Real Estate Clients in 2022: Real Estate Coach

Customers are changing like never before. What’s the best way to find new clients now?

Where to find leads — Who’s most likely to make a move?

Real estate broker coach Corey Chambers provides valuable training, instruction and demonstration to real estate agents and salespersons throughout California and North America. Home sellers, buyers, renters, landlords are using the internet, doing their own real estate more independently than ever before. Nevertheless, technology also brings more opportunities to real estate agents and professionals like never before. Based on more than one billion dollars in real estate sales, here are the most powerful indicators and criteria to help real estate professionals to excel in this rapidly evolving field. Focus on the repeat customers, the tried-and-true marketing, as well as new advertising venues following this list of criteria and indicators below:

pre mover
withdrawn
nod notice of default
new parents
newly married
divorce
new homeowners
rich investors
qualified renter
lease ending
nolp notice of lis pendens
empty nesters
investors
newly pregnant
new homeowner
flbo for lease by owner
absentee owner
renovation mogul
eviction homes
new phone connect
peak purchase years (purchased home 5-10 years ago)
probate children
death notice
garage sale, yard sale, estate sale
language – call names that speak your primary language
door knocking – hand out market update flyers, ask if they know of any neighbors moving
neighborhood real estate blog with idx
just sold post cards, just listed post cards, market update postcards
most notes
time on site
recent login
login times

more places to find leads:
requested real estate info
fsbo – for sale by owner
expired listing
lead status – new, closed, future, inactive

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Urban home housing markets doing comparatively better in 2022.

Copyright © This free information provided courtesy L.A. Loft Blog with information provided by Corey Chambers, Realty Source Inc, DRE 01889449. We are not associated with the seller, homeowner’s association or developer. For more information, contact 213-880-9910 or visit LALoftBlog.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.