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1,085 Tune In to View Downtown LA Open House LIVE Webcast on Periscope at Bunker Hill Loft

More than 1,000 tuned in Sunday, August 7, to see Downtown Los Angeles Real Estate Open House LIVE TV Show on Periscope, making for what could be the largest Downtown condo open house ever. #periscope #openhouse

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WATCH RECORDED LIVE SHOW FROM SUNDAY AUGUST 7

corey-brandi-downtown-scope-01 copyThere is only one Bunker Hill Loft, a spacious 2,440 sq ft condo unit surrounded by panoramic views of the Music Center to the skyscraper skyline of Downtown Los Angeles. Those who could not make it in person to see the open house can still view the luxury condominium unit via the recording of the live show and get inside information.  The winner has been announced for the $25 Amazon gift certificate for asking the best question about Downtown L.A. or real estate. Congratulations to Christian S. for providing the best question of the day.

Watch the recording of the LIVE tour and see what’s really happening in Downtown Los Angeles as Corey Chambers and award-winning actress Brandi Price Host LIVE Periscope Webcast from an L.A. high-rise loft-style condo. They show how to avoid the 5 biggest mistakes in Downtown real estate, and reveal how to make the most of one of the world’s hottest markets. Brandi Price is currently away filming on location http://www.BrandiPrice.com.

The latest on what the Downtown L.A. renaissance is all about…

Corey Chambers, the L.A. real estate agent known for buying Downtown Los Angeles lofts for cash, broadcasts Downtown’s real estate open house LIVE TV show. Viewers can tune in free to watch LIVE open house tours and previously recorded shows at http://www.DowntownScope.com. The internet video broadcast is transmitted using Periscope and Twitter.

“The show will share the latest on what the Downtown L.A. renaissance is all about,” Chambers said. “As a live TV show, viewers worldwide will get the chance to see what is really happening right now in the most exciting place on Earth.”

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Chambers does the show because he believes that most real estate agents just do the ABC’s of real estate, and they don’t implement the latest technologies to their fullest. He noticed that a popular loft listed by another agent recently took more than 100 days to sell because the real estate agent Multiple Listing Service was the only significant marketing tool, which is a “lazy way to market real estate” according to Chambers. In addition to the live open house TV show on Periscope, Chambers, who is a veteran computer and satellite systems specialist in the U.S. Air Force, publishes the L.A. Loft Blog, provides the largest number of unlisted lofts and condos for sale in Downtown, and offers the latest technology to buyers and sellers (at no cost to buyers) such as heat map software that instantly shows which homes have positive cash flows, which unlisted properties are likely to sell soon, and which properties are in distress and likely to sell at a bargain price.

As for agents to just upload their seller clients property to the MLS and then throw a lockbox on the door, “That’s nonsense,” Chambers concluded. Don’t real estate agents get paid enough to do more for their clients? Chambers actually guarantees the sale of homes, and also guarantees in writing that home buyers will love their new home or he’ll buy it back. The seller and Corey must agree on price and time of possession.

Sponsored by the LA Loft Blog, the TV shows dramatize this aggressive marketing. The most recent show took place inside the 23rd floor of a Downtown highrise loft-style condominium with panoramic views of Downtown’s Music Center and Financial District. It’s not, however, merely a show and tell about a single home for sale. The show called “Downtown Scope” reveals how to avoid the 5 biggest mistakes in Downtown real estate, and provides tips on how to make the most of the hot Downtown L.A. market.
The L.A. Loft Blog is Downtown’s authority on residential real estate. Interview requests should be directed to Corey Chambers at corey@laloft.org with Downtown Scope in the subject line, or call 213-478-0499 http://www.DowntownScope.com

 

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Olympic Tower Los Angeles

OlympicTowerLA.com  811 W Olympic Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90015

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A new mixed-use hotel, retail and residential building development is under way in Downtown Los Angeles on Olympic.  Across the street from The Ritz-Carlton, the new building will replace what is currently Downtown’s most convenient car wash.  The cars of DTLA will get a little dirtier as there are no other quick drive-through car washes in the booming neighborhood.

With some unusual features including a weird pinch in the middle, Curbed LA calls the new building design “bonkers”.

At the end of 2015, plans were unveiled for a redevelopment of the Downtown Car Wash in South Park, Olympic Tower 60-story tower with LED signs and live plants interwoven into its exterior, along with a rooftop garden.  374 residential units, 33,500 square feet of office space, a 10,800-square-foot conference center, and more than 65,000 square feet of restaurant and retail space will join a 373-room hotel.

Architecture firm Nardi Associates says that the building will feature a structural grid with live plantings, like a gigantic “urban tree”.  An open-air atrium will be encased by a metal structure with a sloping roofline, so the highrise will have a sharp roof instead of a helipad.

In 1980,  the car wash developer paid only $525,000 for the parcel. By 2005, the land was valued at $2.4 million. In 2014, developer Ben Neman bought the parcel for $25 million.

The building’s height means that it would block views of the Hotel Figueroa. There is no word on whether the residential portion will be rental or condo, but rental is more likely based on what most other developers have been choosing.

Be among the first to find out if the new highrise will contain rental apartments or condominiums for sale. Get Olympic Tower updates in your email. Fill out the online form:

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Copyright © 2016 This free information provided courtesy L.A. Loft Blog and LAcondoInfo.com with information provided by Corey Chambers, Realty Source Inc, BRE#01889449 Not associated with the home owner’s association, seller 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.