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Here’s a rare opportunity to own in the renowned historic Alta Lofts building at 200 N San Fernando Rd #203. Constructed in 1925 by Morgan, Walls & Clements, the art deco structure served as the Fuller Paint Company Warehouse for decades. Today, the building is an extraordinary example of how historic industrial construction can comfortably weave itself to modern living and comfort. Unit 203 is a light-filled open loft with an oversized window that features views of Mount Wilson. The 925 square foot space is complete with a large open custom kitchen with mid century style globe pendants. Stainless steel appliances include a dishwasher, microwave and refrigerator. The oversized bathroom also has a separate in-unit washer & dryer. Current owner replaced the central HVAC in 2021. The building has a 2-pet limit & low HOA fees of $452 per month which cover water, gas, trash and on-site evening security. The building also provides a gym, BBQ’s and common area meeting room. Unit comes with 1-parking space and cell phone controlled security gate access. The building is just minutes from Downtown Los Angeles, parks, countless neighborhood amenities and a quick drive to Hollywood and Glendale Airport. Perfect for a first time buyer in one of the most desirable buildings in Los Angeles, Alta Lofts. Save $25,000 on any loft, condo or house. | DETAILS AND PHOTOS

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Time to tune into street use and sidewalk repairs.

REAL ESTATE NEWS (Los Angeles, CA) — Urgent bulletin for Angelenos who walk on sidewalks: The dangers have been increasing as the City of Los Angeles fails to maintain safe walking routes, leading to horrific injuries and potential death.

Many industrial loft projects in the arts district extend the revitalization they bring to former industrial sights turned residential right to the curb by repairing sidewalks and curbs to make the property more appealing. That is why they call it curb appeal. But for the rest of the city, crumbling sidewalks and eye-sore obstacles are more of the norm. Let’s face it, this city can be a fright on foot — and worse: dangerous and deadly.

Many sidewalks in L.A. are completely blocked, forcing pedestrians to get hit by cars.

Now that copper and other metal values are going through the roof, homeless thieves seem to be stripping the city of its electrical wires and other valuable commodities. A man was critically electrocuted in 2017, yet Los Angeles has even more exposed wires on sidewalks today. More of these very deadly high voltage lines on the L.A. River Broadway bridge, where many talk to Elysian Park, were reported months ago, yet are still exposed today, threatening pedestrians with electrocution in busy areas of Central Los Angeles with large quantities of foot traffic near Downtown Los Angeles.

High Voltage lines being stripped by homeless and thieves, exposing pedestrians to deadly electric shock.

Within the same week, the Loft Blog team encountered many dangers on Los Angeles sidewalks. The shortlist includes holes in the sidewalk where the pavement has either buckled, eroded or been chipped away, exposing high-power electric lines that unhoused folks tap into for power, insurmountable obstructions, large oil spills, and trash in the form of multiple banana peels. Slipping on a banana peel is only funny in the movies. Walking by the quickie mart, a melted mound makes me ponder whether it’s poop or chocolate. The song “Nobody walks in L.A.” rings prophetic, as Los Angeles sidewalks appear more and more like developing world infrastructure. Not familiar with the song? That’s OK; it’s from 1980, which is old, as is our city’s infrastructure.

The city of Los Angeles has a sidewalk repair program. Check out this link to the safe sidewalks program for details.

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“Crack in the sidewalk” is the theme song of LA Streets.

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