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The Arts District, America’s most hip urban neighborhood, has attracted sports giant Adidas, which just launched Downtown’s first indoor soccer field in a special event with 5v5 Pickup Futsal, Sports Lounge, Copa America / UEFA Euro Screenings, Featured Art + Live DJs and Music. Across the street from the Beacon Lofts live/work residences, The Base LA is a 3-month pop-up location that is the also home of an urban dining center pioneered by fast Asian fusion cuisine restaurant Sticky Rice.

Beacon Lofts Downtown Los Angeles Arts District 825 E 4th St, Los Angeles, CA 90031 Just listed for lease: Live-work industrial loft in the heart of the Arts District

In the Arts District of Downtown Los Angeles, Beacon Lofts live-work lofts designed for creative city living. This 4th floor open loft unit is complete with everything you can possibly need. It has historic industrial charm along with modern detailing, high ceilings, bright south facing views with lots of natural light, polished concrete floors with metallic epoxy, modern open kitchen that flows into spacious living areas, stainless steel appliances, views, modern bathroom with in-unit laundry washer / dryer, A/C and Heat with remote control. VIDEO

Gated assigned parking. Dog run and rooftop deck with hot tub spa and outdoor kitchen with barbecue grill and stunning view of the city. Across the street from Architecture and Design Museum, one block from Arts district flea market, dog park, and La Kretz Innovation Campus Cleantech Incubator, near Little Tokyo, and the new outdoor mall At Mateo, Zinc Cafe, The Base LA, Sticky Rice, Bestia and Metro station. 704 sq ft open loft. Pet deposit $250. Vacant and ready for immediate move-in. To request a viewing, call Corey (213) 880-9910 or visit http://loftla.vflyer.com/home/flyer/home/314664000

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Special assessments can happen unexpectedly to home owners of condominiums.

An unknown expense is difficult for a homeowner to budget for, which can be challenging to pay for. A Homeowners Association board can at any time decide that they need more money for maintaining, repairing and replacing equipment or other features in all the common areas. To pay for the costs of the common area upkeep, the HOA normally collects periodic dues from each homeowner, but this may occasionally not be enough, and therefore a special assessment may be initiated.

Higgins Building homeowners have recently decided that a special assessment is required to maintain and correct the construction problems with the original facade of the building, which has been crumbling and falling down onto the sidewalk below. The assessments may be for as much as $20,000 to $25,000 per unit. The exact dollar amount is unknown, as is the payment plan.