Single-Family Homes
333 Dawson Street, 2 + 1 ~ $165,000
1624 Allesandro Street, 2 + 1 ~ $300,000 (Short Sale)
327 N. LaFayette Park Place, 3 + 3 ~ $408,000 (REO)
2322 Vestal Avenue, 3 + 1 ~ $445,000
1552 Lemoyne Street, 2 + 1.75 ~ $532,000
1124 Echo Park Avenue, 3 + 2.5 ~ $674,500
1126 Echo Park Avenue, 3 + 2.5 ~ $679,000
Condos
1619 Rockwood Street, 2 + 1, $311,750
1701 Clinton Street #307, 2 + 1, $345,000 (REO)
1701 Clinton Street #512, 2 + 1, $395,000
Income
2212 Berkeley Avenue, 5 units, $635,000
1330 Quintero Street, 4 units, $1,285,000 (Short Sale)
Notable Properties:
1124 & 1126 Echo Park Avenue: Heyday’s “Dick + Jane” HOMES and entry into the Echo Park market were well received, especially since both newly-constructed, sustainable properties were sold less than 2 weeks on the market. Polished concrete floors, an expansive redwood deck, and a private alfresco dining area contributed to the draw.
1701 Clinton Street #307 & #512: The Allyn E. Morris-designed condos, Lago Vista c. 1973, never cease to amaze. Don’t let the less-than-900-square-foot label scare you. These townhouse units offer sweeping picture-perfect views of Echo Park Lake and — even with a sales range in the $300s — still command an enviable address. Unit #512, Allyn Morris’s own unit, boasts the only fireplace and the largest private patio on the premises. It sold on day zero (not day 1) on the market.
1330 Quintero Street: The hillside 4-plex, The Edwards Apartments c. 2007 by Marmol Radziner Architects, outperformed the pack. Short sale aside, the architectural compound entered the market at $1,050,000 and sold for $200+k over. I would blame the sweeping views of Downtown L.A., surprisingly strong rents (the 3+2 rents at $2,995 per month), and off-street parking for 6 cars.
For those interested in more recent sales, or the value of your Echo Park residence, feel free to contact Jovelle at (213) 718-1110.
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