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Bunker Hill Tower Loft

What was a few years ago beginning to look like a gerontology ward is today turning stylish. I remember a while back showing a unit for lease at Bunker Hill Tower condos to a young couple who were new to Downtown. When they observed the people coming out of the building, including a gray guy walking, inching along very slow with his walker, my renter clients said “this is not the place for us.”

Built in 1968, the Bunker Hill Tower luxury condominium building is still largely maintained exceedingly well, and has an excellent reputation for quality. But with its seasoned residents, dated rules (absolutely no dogs or cats), no washer and dryer in most units, the building and its surrounding neighborhood were utterly lacking the turn-of-the-century historic vibe, and devoid of the renaissance spirit that abounds in the Arts District and Historic Core neighborhoods of DTLA.

Today, that is changing. Now, when walking into the Bunker Hill Tower, we are more likely to see more fresh faces of energetic artists. Along with that, more of the once outdated condominium interiors are getting revamped, renovated and remodeled to a modern style. One such unit has been completely loftized, removing the old wall-to-wall carpet and replacing with a more desirable lofty original, polished concrete. The ordinary ceilings have been pushed up to create high ceilings. The late 60’s apartment-style condo doldrum has been transformed into an exciting 2,200 sq ft open-concept loft. With large high-end Sub-zero style stainless steel kitchen appliances, a sprawling modern 5-star hotel style bathroom, along with jetliner views, this condo unit has been aptly dubbed the “Bunker Hill Loft“. Currently a top secret location, the unit will be revealed to the public soon at www.BunkerHillLoft.com

A new Bunker Hill Metro Station is under construction that will soon link the neighborhood to the Blue Line for a quick jaunt to the Arts District. The station and connector line completes a 1.9-mile gap between the Metro Blue Line and the Metro Gold Line. It will also make for a faster trip to Long Beach or Santa Monica. The brand new station will be located right by the Disney Concert Hall, Broad Museum and Bunker Hill Tower condo building.

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Copyright © 2016 This free information provided courtesy Corey Chambers, Realtor, Realty Source Inc BRE#01889449 We are not associated with the developer, homeowner’s association or building management. For more information, contact (213) 880-99910 or visit LAloftLease.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, seller or renter is already under contract with another broker.

Downtown Los Angeles Real Estate News

JUST LISTED FOR LEASE WILSHIRE DOWNTOWN LOS ANGELES

Details are at:

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Corey Chambers, Realty Source Inc BRE#01889449

134 people tuned in LIVE to see what’s really happening in Downtown Los Angeles as Corey Chambers and Brandi Price hosted a LIVE Periscope Webcast from an L.A. high-rise condo. They showed 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.

“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, broadcasted Downtown’s first ever real estate open house LIVE TV show. Viewers tuned in to watch at http://www.DowntownScope.com Sunday, January 17 from 2:00 PM to 4:00 PM. The broadcast was transmitted using Periscope and Twitter.
“The show shared the latest on what the Downtown L.A. renaissance is all about,” Chambers said. “As a live TV show, viewers worldwide got the chance to see what is really happening LIVE in the most exciting place on Earth.” The show co-starred actress Brandi Price.

Chambers did 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 “notoriously 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 next, and which properties are in distress and are likely to sell for a bargain price.

As for agents to simply upload their seller clients property to the MLS and then throw a lockbox on the door, “This is total 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 will buy it back. The seller and Corey must agree on price and time of possession.

Sponsored by the L.A. Loft Blog, the web TV show dramatized this aggressive style. It took place inside the 23rd floor of a Downtown highrise condominium for sale with panoramic views of Downtown’s Financial District to the Hollywood sign. It was not, however, merely a show and tell about a single home for sale. The show called “Downtown Scope” also revealed how to avoid the 5 biggest mistakes in Downtown real estate, as well as 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 Andrew Britton at drew@laloft.org with Downtown Scope in the subject line, or call 213-478-0499 http://www.DowntownScope.com

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