The Small Space Marketplace

List Your Space

Find Space

Home About Us Executive Subscriber Membership RENTV Conferences Newsletter Contact Us Advertise
April 20, 2024
 Search RENTV
   Go!
 The REview
 News
News Home Page
Southern California
Northern California
Pacific Northwest
Texas/Southwest
Retail
Multifamily
Financing
Prop. Management
Archives
Press Releases
 R. E. Marketplace
Service Providers
JobWorks
Property Spotlight
 RENTV  Conferences
Subscriber Login:
  
Email      
    Go!
Password      
Forgot Password?





LOS ANGELES COUNTY NEWS
Printer-friendly Version   Email an Associate
Two Multifamily Properties in L.A.’s Palms Neighborhood Fetch $9.5 Mil

4/16/20

Private investors have acquired two multifamily properties with a combined 29 units in L.A.’s Palms neighborhood in separate deals totaling $9.565 mil. Both properties had been owned by the seller for over 30 years and are considered value-add opportunities.

3676 Mentone Ave.
3676 Mentone Ave.
The larger property, with 20 units, is located at 3655 Westwood Blvd, just north of Venice Blvd. It sold for $6.065 mil ($303.3k/unit). The other property has nine units and is located at 3676 Mentone Ave, also just north of Venice Blvd, a few blocks east of the first property. That asset traded for $3.5 mil, or $388.9k/unit.

Paul Darrow, Kevin Green, Joseph Grabiec and Greg Harris with THG Multifamily of Marcus & Millichap represented the seller, a private investor. According to Green, the region’s growth, combined with the un-renovated unit interiors and long-term family ownership, made these properties a highly sought-after purchase.





Return to the Archive page


 


 


 
 
 



Home | About Us | Newsletter | Contact Us | Executive Subscriber Membership | Executive Subscriber Home | Advertise
Southern California | Northern California | Pacific Northwest | Southwest | Retail | Multifamily | Financing | Property Management
Archives | Press Releases | Service Providers | JobWorks | Property Listings

Copyright © 2024 by RENTV, All Rights Reserved
Website designed by Regency Web Services, Inc. and powered by Lightning Media