Expert perspectives on Los Angeles multifamily real estate — market analysis, investment strategies, rent control guidance, and 1031 exchange insights from a local broker.
A 1031 exchange allows LA apartment owners to defer capital gains taxes when selling and reinvesting in like-kind property. This powerful tax strategy can help...
Learning to calculate NOI for your apartment building is fundamental to understanding its value. Net Operating Income drives valuation for all multifamily properties in Los...
Understanding cap rate, GRM, and cash-on-cash returns is essential for evaluating LA multifamily investments. These metrics help investors compare properties and underwrite deals effectively. Cap...
This LA RSO rent control guide is designed for owners of small apartment buildings (2-20 units). Understanding the Rent Stabilization Ordinance is essential for managing...
One of the most common questions I hear from Los Angeles apartment building owners is deceptively simple: “What rent control rules apply to my building?”...
Palms and Mar Vista have emerged as two of the Westside’s most dynamic rental markets. These adjacent neighborhoods offer tenants something increasingly rare: relative affordability...
West LA—encompassing neighborhoods like Sawtelle, Rancho Park, and the areas surrounding the 405/10 interchange—occupies a central position on the Westside that makes it perpetually attractive...
Encino represents the more affluent side of the San Fernando Valley, particularly the coveted areas south of Ventura Boulevard. Known for excellent schools, larger lots,...
North Hollywood has undergone one of the most dramatic transformations of any Los Angeles neighborhood over the past two decades. The emergence of the NoHo...