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1100 Wilshire Homes For Sale Litigation Update

1100 Wilshire Update – The L.A. Loft Blog has received word that the 3 of the 5 litigations at 1100 Wilshire have been settled. But another resident reported asking the HOA for a litigation disclosure last week, and they still had 5 on there. A top Downtown specialist real estate professional has just reported that the Chase Bank litigation is in trial now, so that one will likely be resolved soon. | FOR SALE

Pocket Listings – One going to MLS shortly:

Eckardt Building unlisted lofts for sale with balcony — Eckardt Building lofts for sale with balcony

Eckardt Lofts Unit #302 – Last chance to see this unit early before it goes public! Historic industrial live/work loft 810 sq ft with big private balcony. Open space with high ceilings. Hip urban chic character. Separated bed area. Extra ceiling lighting. Modern kitchen and bathroom. Concrete floors. Parking in maple lot with evening shuttle. Building features swimming pool, hot tub spa, rooftop sun deck, fitness center gym, food court, wine market. In the middle of the action walkable to countless shops, restaurants, coffee, bars, pubs, entertainment and and transportation. Call Corey (213) 880-9910 or visit EckardtLoft.com

SB Grand with Balcony – Enjoy Downtown life in a spacious historic open floor plan. Modern open loft with fantastic NYC-like character on Broadway and Historic Core. Private balcony facing original brick courtyard. Modern kitchen open to the living area. Wood floors. Washer and dryer in unit. Large soaking bath tub. Open and airy living space with extra lighting and heating with A/C cooling. Excellent downtown location near Farmers Market, Grand Central market. Minutes to Whole Foods, Ralph’s and great shopping and dining. The building features 24-hr security front desk concierge, fitness room, rooftop pool, hot tub with panoramic views of the Downtown Los Angeles skyline. Wired for cable and Internet. Low HOA dues. Pets okay. Great for Downtown live/work! The complex has valet parking for about $200/mo. By Metro station, Pershing Square concerts in Summer and ice skating Winter. Stroll thrugh the renaissance of Broadway, with coming street car as part of the Bringing Back Broadway project. Cash or pre-approved buyers only please. This pocket listing is not listed on the MLS. Details at www.Shybary.com

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Downtown Los Angeles Homes For Sale – Just Listed DTLA

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Prospective new Downtowners have been asking a lot of questions lately about how high the prices might get, and when they might fall. Unfortunately, history has shown us that, while prices fall a bit quite frequently, they only fall a lot very rarely. Prices almost never fall during the times that many expect them to. Fortunately, there are ways to save money during any market. Here are some of them: #distresssale #dtla

Foreclosures – Not many these days because the real estate market is too hot.
Raw Lofts – Save money by putting your own finishig touches on incomplete lofts.
Distress Sale – Sellers somestimes get into hot water, and the buyer benefits.
Bank Owned – When a seller or developer is hemorrhaging money, the bank takes over.
Company Owned – Similar to a bank owned, but a company takes over instead.
REO – A common type of foreclosure
Auction – When a seller really wants to sell fast, an auction gets it done fast.
New Homes – Shiny homes with no problems but sellers are motivated to sell ’em fast.
Vacant Homes – Sellers often reduce the price on vacant homes because they need to sell.
100-Year Lease Houses – Seller of new homes can give a lower price when land is cheap.
Off-Market Properties – Homes that are expired, on hold, or canceled listings
Pocket Listings
Unlisted Lofts
Train Station Homes
River Homes
Fixer-Uppers
Expired Listings
For Sale By Owner
Lawsuits and Litigation
Mills Act
Panic Sellers
Arts District Homes – Not the cheapest, but could be the best bargain compared to future.
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