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(Downtown Los Angeles) — The price of a typical home in Los Angeles fell to $579,500. #homeprices #losangeles

Home sales in December and January were the lowest for the months since 2008. The real estate data tracker finds that Los Angeles County’s median home price was $579,500 in January, down slightly from December’s median price of $581,500. Year over year prices were actually up a bit, showing a moderate taper in real estate overall. Interest rates fell last week to the lowest level in a year.

Home appraisers report that they have been dropping the appraised values of many homes.

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DTLA Condo Prices Drop Back into $100,000s #dtla #realestate #prices

CAUTION: FALLING PRICES

As a slowing global economy appears, Italy’s economy has officially slipped into recession. While the Fed says that the U.S. economy is in a good place, December delivered a dismal dropkick to the American stock market, while Downtown Los Angeles property transaction volume dwindled. Lackluster loft sales in January of 2019 have certainly NOT renewed our faith in DTLA #homevalues.

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The good news: This has planted a glimmer of hope in the eye of those who must make a move to Downtown this year as buyers gain the upper hand. In fact, one happy new urbanite just snapped up a valuable Financial District property for only $199,000. Eight other buyers have also recently purchased Downtown condos for less than $300,000! Prospective urbanites can receive affordable loft listings at no cost, and thereby get access to unlisted homes as well.