Knowing what was actually paid recently for loft is a great way to find out the real home values and to get an idea of what it could cost to buy a comparable loft today. It’s a great way to educate yourself on the marketplace. Knowing what a nearby home sold for can help you determine what your home might sell for if you decided to put it on the market.
Below are recently sold loft condominiums at Alta Lofts with prices paid:
| Recently Sold Alta Lofts by all brokers |
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970/VN
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$412.37
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| Area: (42) Downtown L.A. |
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| HOA: $407.00(N/A) |
Year Built: 1925 |
| Pool: No |
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| Remarks: Enjoy 970 square feet of open space of this genuine industrial Alta live-work loft. High ceilings, large windows with lots of natural light. East views facing the mountains to Downtown and Elysian Park. This industrial loft features wood floors, concrete features, exposed plumbing, polished black granite counters, stainless appliances, BIG bathroom with tile floor and stainless sink, washer-dryer in unit, central A/C and heat, closet. Gated parking space. Neoclassical building design with detailed relief and gargoyles on front facade, topped with modern additions. Amenities include social party room, gym, BBQ, citrus trees, courtyard lounge, gated guest parking. Pet friendly. PM security guard. Walk to shops, food, transportation. By Downtown, Chinatown, Elysian Park and Lincoln Heights Metro Station.
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1,020/VN
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$371.57
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| Area: (1375) Lincoln Heights |
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| HOA: $412.00(N/A) |
Year Built: 1925 |
| Pool: No |
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| Remarks: Stunning, modern, light-filled 1020 square foot newly constructed loft in historic 1925 warehouse located in up and coming Lincoln Heights neighborhood. Adjacent to Silver Lake, Echo Park, Highland Park, Eagle Rock and downtown LA. Walk to parks and metro, easy and immediate access to several freeways. 1 block from LA River park and bike path.Loft-style open kitchen has black granite countertops, stainless steel appliances, built-in microwave and Bosch dishwasher. 10.5 foot exposed concrete ceilings and columns. Unit was constructed in 2009 with all new copper plumbing, central heat/ AC and electric. Building is pre-wired for high-speed internet, cable and phone. Wall of upgraded double-paned windows with southern exposure facing downtown LA and Ascot Hills park. Built-in wardrobes and custom-built maple wood shelving throughout. Building has great amenities such as private gated parking structure with deeded spaces, center courtyard, shared gas grills and fitness center.
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1,120/PR
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$365.67
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| Area: (1375) Lincoln Heights |
Subdivision: Not Applicable-677 |
| HOA: $420.00(Monthly), $0.00(Monthly) |
Year Built: 1925 |
| Pool: No |
Land Type: Fee |
| Remarks: Cool/Hip/Modern describes this dwelling at the Alta Lofts with views of Downtown Los Angeles. The sunset vista inspires tranquility from the living room. The building facade reflects Spanish Revivalism. If you have an artistic flare, then this is the place for you. Great spot for entertaining family and friends. Original architect firm was Morgan, Walls and Clements (Mayan & Wiltern Theaters). High ceilings have exposed pipes and beams for the industrial look. Floor to ceiling windows provide plenty of natural light. Large bedroom with private balcony. Open floor plan in the kitchen and living room. Hardwood floors. There’s a tv in the bathroom to ensure you won’t miss any of your favorite shows. In unit washer/dryer. Blocks away from the Ed Reyes River Greenway and Metro Gold Line. Close proximity to many restaurants/bars/coffee shops/clothing shops and more. Downtown LA, USC, Glendale, Pasadena, Dodger Stadium, Chinatown, Silver Lake are all nearby.
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1,300/PR
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$326.92
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| Area: (1375) Lincoln Heights |
Subdivision: Not Applicable-677 |
| HOA: $440.00(Monthly), $0.00(N/A) |
Year Built: 1925 |
| Pool: No |
Land Type: Fee |
| Remarks: LA River adjacent Alta Lofts provide quintessential loft living, and here is a chance to live in one of the few 2-bedroom units that have come to market over the last few years. Housed in the beautiful 1925 Fuller Paint Company Warehouse, this unit was converted in 2011 with bright bedrooms facing the internal courtyard with plantation shutter privacy and ample closet space with custom shelving. Living room views include DTLA, City Hall, and Elysian Park Hills, lit up by Dodger Stadium lights on game nights. Wood floors and kitchen cabinets, granite countertops, and stainless appliances grace the large living space, which includes high ceilings, exposed ducting, and contrasting pillars, remnants from the original warehouse shell. Unit includes large storage closet and washer/dryer area. A few blocks from the metro, minutes to DTLA and Chinatown, this loft is also a short jaunt to Reyes River Park and LA State Historic Park.
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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.
