The L.A. Loft Blog presents the FAB 5 Top Props – These are the five properties most likely to sell next due to their location, attractiveness, size, view, price and overall value.
108 W 2ND ST #509 LOS ANGELES CA 90012
1 Beds Baths 1.00
(1F 0T 0H 0Q) 750/AS Sqft
LP: $450,000
215 W 7TH ST #811
LOS ANGELES CA 90014
0 Beds Baths 1.00
(1F 0T 0H 0Q) 701/ES Sqft
LP: $469,000
1234 Wilshire BLVD #614
LOS ANGELES CA 90017
1 Beds Baths 1.00
(1F 0T 0H 0Q) 680 Sqft
LP: $469,999
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645 W 9TH ST #309
LOS ANGELES CA 90015
1 Beds Baths 1.00
(1F 0T 0H 0Q)
660/VN Sqft
LP: $499,000
1100 S HOPE ST #1213
LOS ANGELES CA 90015
1 Beds Baths 1.00
(1F 0T 0H 0Q) 700/AS Sqft
LP: $560,000
While more people are moving into Downtown than moving away, there are those who prefer to sell when they are sure that the price and equity are at a healthy level. Many loft owners in DTLA are able to move up to a larger loft, while some others are having kids and want to move to a highly esteemed school district area in the suburbs.
The L.A. Loft Blog, the authority on Downtown residential real estate, receives real-time market data and feedback every day. Based on that large quantity of first-hand observations and real estate market service data, the true nature of the Downtown real estate market is normal and near middle of the cycle. That means that it makes sense for both buyers and sellers to make a move now if they prefer to move during a safer, more typical real estate market cycle. That being said about market timing, Downtown Los Angeles is anything but a typical real estate market. During the most recent cycles, Downtown performed better than the average U.S. neighborhood and better than the average California neighborhood during both the up cycle and down cycle because DTLA has extremely fast growth overall.
Here some recent articles that discuss whether or not now is a good time to sell a home:
215 W 7TH ST #811
1100 S HOPE ST #1213 
