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Glen Donald Building Los Angeles — SOLD and LEASED

2121 James M Wood Bl #315 Sold (buyer side)

John G. contacted us, wanting to invest in an L.A. condo that he could afford. He wanted a unit that was high quality and easy to rent out to a tenant. He chose the James M Wood Building, which has long been on the LA Loft Blog’s list of notable condominium buildings. Out of three units active for sale, John chose unit 315 for its price, overall quality, relatively quiet location, original historic character, beautiful view of the city and neighboring historic homes.

After the purchase of the investment, John wanted the unit to be rented out in a timely manner, after cleaning and improving the property a bit. With the help of the L.A. Loft Blog, the Corey Chambers Team helped the new owner and new renter sign a lease agreement within just for days after listing the unit.

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Parking in Downtown Los Angeles | Find the Right Fit for Your Car

Living downtown remember to budget for where your car is going to live as well. Don’t expect to find free, safe, and convienent parking in Downtown Los Angeles. Here is a site that will help you find monthly parking based on price and location

Buildings in Downtown LA are growing up taller. They might also include less parking. A draft set of development guidelines for Downtown, released by the city, is testing the waters for eliminating the requirement that developers put parking in new apartment and condo buildings. In all of Los Angeles, when a new building goes up it’s required to have a certain number of parking spaces. A figure based on the building’s use—residential buildings, Like Little Tokyo Lofts, 420 San Pedro St, Los Angeles, CA 90013, for example, have to have between one and two parking spaces per apartment or condo, depending on the number of bedrooms in each unit. That opens up the availability for free guest parking in legacy buildings over new construction based on the plan in these draft rules.

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