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In a recent article in Metro Weekly, Downtown Los Angeles reportedly wants to be the new West Hollywood. DTLA is slowly transforming into a desirable LGBT destination.

While Downtown will never be West Hollywood, and certainly does not want to be, it is a bit closer perhaps to being the new Hollywood. Downtown has had Hollywood roots for ages, with many films and TV shows shot here daily, and with its own sizable Los Angeles Center Studios, and many celebrities having called it home since Charlie Chaplin resided and frolicked here at the turn of the century. #dtla #glbt

Now it’s easier to live in a cool place that is walking distance to the bars and all of the other pubs, restaurants, entertainment, shopping and transportation. Most of them are around the Historic Core:

Here are lofts for sale and for lease just a short walk from Downtown’s gay bars:
Precinct – Pan American Lofts, Douglas Building, SB Grand, El Dorado, Rowan
Redline – SB Grand, Eckardt, Cornell, Bartlett, Rowan, El Dorado
Bar Mattachine – Bartlett, SB Grand, Eckardt, Douglas, Cornell, Eastern Columbia
The New Jalisco Bar – Higgins, Teramachi, Douglas, El Dorado

Bartlett Building – 215 W 7th St, 90014     BarlettLoft.com
Cornell Building – 746 S Los Angeles St, 90014    CornellBuilding.com
Douglas Building – 257 S Spring St, 90012    DouglasLofts.com
Eastern Columbia – 849 S Broadway, 90014    EasternColumbiaLoft.com
Eckardt Building – 738 S Los Angeles St, 90014    EckardtLoft.com
El Dorado Lofts – 416 S Spring St, 90015     ElDoradoLoft.com
Higgins Building – 108 E 2nd St, 90012     HigginsLA.com
Pan American Building – 253 S Broadway, 90012     PanAmericanLoft.com
Rowan Lofts – 460 S. Spring St, 90013     RowanLoft.com
Santee Village – (See Eckardt, Cornell and Textile)
SB Grand (Shybary Grand or Shy Barry Grand) – 312 W. 5th St, 90013   SBGrand.com
Teramachi Homes Senior Condos – 267 S. San Pedro St, 90012   TeramachiHome.com

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Downtown Los Angeles home prices have stabilized in a normal upward trend for the last couple of years.

The average recent sold home price in DTLA is $724,049 according to MLS statistics. The Arts District stands out with an average recently sold price above $945,000. The average Downtown loft owner has now gained about $300,000 of equity in the last 4 years. Owning a Downtown L.A. home has been recently more profitable than the average full time job in the U.S.

As current and future home buyers struggle to find a good deal, most real estate shoppers are still missing up to 45% of the best deals, which are: unlisted lofts, pocket listings, raw lofts, Mills Act, foreclosures, distressed properties, vacant condos and bank owned homes. Prospective Downtowners can get access to these hard-to-find deals at no cost and no obligation to buy. Fill out the online form:

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