Los Angeles Real Estate Top 200 Websites

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The L.A. Loft Blog presents a special series on the most useful local real estate websites. We’re presenting them in alphabetical order, ten domains at a time, over the next month or so. Here’s the first 10 of the top 200 sites: | Blog Video

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1100lofts.com – Chase Building at 1100 Wilshire, luxury condo highrise

2StoryLoft.com – Extra high ceilings, more bed area separation

655HopeLoft.com – Location, high-end finishes, modern NY style

AffordableLoftsLA.com – Lower price range for lease Downtown LA

AgentQuestionsLA.com – Avoid mistakes, get help #la

ArtLoftLA.com – Creative live/work spaces #realestate

ArtsDis.com – Arts District neighborhood of Downtown Los Angeles

BarkerWarehouse.com – Popular Arts District loft condominiums

BartlettLoft.com – Historic loft condominiums on 7th Street

BeaconLoft.com – Industrial style condominiums in Arts District

Reader Questions

Q: Is there an update for oceanwide los angeles? A: One prospective buyer called asking for information and help to buy the OceanWide Plaza project for $100 million. The project costs closer to $1 billion, so any potental buyer needs to be looking at around $500 million minimum, which would require at least $100 million to $200 million down payment to take over the project. | MORE #websites

Q: What can be done about a corrupt hoa board? A: Here’s the story of one HOA board that recalled the corrupt board. Unfortunately, the recall usually fails because the corrupt board takes many steps to cheat on the election, including banning critics from voting, banning critics from running; calling the HOA election before all of the votes are in; using HOA funds to promote the corrupt HOA members while using HOA funds to attack and criticize the critics; hiring crooked vote counters and hiding votes. The good news is that the truth usually bubbles to the surface eventually, and good HOA board members usually follow. | MORE

Q: Is the urban exodus from los angeles really happening? A: Yes, there are currently more residents planning to move out of Downtown Los Angeles than those who want to move in. To reduce exposure to viruses, strife, blight, homeless encampments and crime, there’s an exodus away from most big U.S. cities to smaller towns. | MORE

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Q: Where can I find temachi homes in little tokyo information? A: Teramachi is a senior condominium residential building for ages 55+ in Downtown Los Angeles. Get more info about Teramachi Homes.

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Q: What is a loft? A: In Downtown Los Angeles real estate, a loft is a residence that has been converted from a previously industrial or commercial building under the Los Angeles Adaptive Re-Use Ordinance. The word loft may also be used to refer to a mezzanine level room or other open upstairs area. | Blog Video

Q: How do I get condo insurance in downtown la historic district? A: Condo insurance is similar for all communities in California, and is usually required by lenders etc. Call your favorite insurance company or Arroyo Insurance 800-628-7641 www.arroyoins.com Our sponsor, they serve Downtown and all of California! Here’s their ad:

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Q: What are the rules at Alta Lofts about dogs, utilities included in HOA, earthquake insurance etc? A: Any non-aggressive dog is ok. The dog must be gentle and not aggressive. We don’t have a copy of the rules available. The seller pays to give the buyer the CC&Rs during escrow. Alta HOA includes water, hot water, gas, trash, sewer, amenities. There’s no earthquake insurance at Alta and none at most condos. Owners have to buy their own and its too expensive for most people also. Ask your insurance agent about condo owners insurance and earthquake insurance. See Arroyo Insurance above. #loft #losangeles #condo #insurance

Q: What is 360 w avenue 26? A: That’s Puerta Del Sol condos near Downtown Los Angeles. It’s right next to the Lincoln Heights Metro Station.

Q: How do I lease a factory in los angeles? A: It depends on whether you want a real industrial factory, or if you want an industrial style live/work loft like Factory Place, Toy Factory, Brewery Lofts, Alta Lofts etc. Real factories (industrial zoned buildings) are necessary for those who do noisy manufacturing, while live/work lofts have creature comforts like kitchens, full bathrooms, bedrooms and amenities.

Q: What is the southern california hoa ev charging policy? A: Condo associations in California are required by law to allow for electric car charging stations whenever practical. | MORE

Q: Where is a 5g map los angeles? A: 5G wireless mobile communications and data service is being installed in Downtown Los Angeles and other L.A. neighborhoods. The Loft Blog has communicated warnings given by medical doctors and scientists about potential safety hazards of the new service. Here are some links to preliminary 5G coverage area maps.

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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.