Ignite FB Tracking Pixel955 Fedora Street, Los Angeles, CA 90006 - Carol Hunter
Keller Williams Westlake Village
Carol Hunter, Keller Williams Westlake VillagePhone: (805) 908-1622
Email: [email protected]
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Residential IncomeFor Sale
$28,520,000
955 Fedora Street
Los Angeles, CA 90006
Listed by Neema Ahadian DRE#01346750 [email protected] Marcus & Millichap
MLS: California Regional MLS (CRMLS)
0Beds
51,745Sq Ft
Est. Mortgage
$147,315/mo

This is a 60-unitNaturally Occurring Affordable Housing Opportunity in prime Koreatown at951-959 Fedora St, just north of Olympic Blvd. The subject property totalssix stories and features a unit mix of 25 singles, 20 one-bedrooms and 15two-bedrooms. There is one level of subterranean parking and one level ofon grade parking totaling 46 spaces, providing tenants with ample parkingoptions. The asset was constructed in 2021 and is not subject to the LosAngeles Rent Stabilization Ordinance.The property is currently 100% occupied and leased to PATH as part oftheir Resident and Property Support Services (RPSS) program. All tenantsare voucher-based holders from various subsidy programs, presenting apreservation opportunity and pathway to a property tax exemption to reduceoperating expenses. Current subsidies include vouchers from HACLA,STEP UP, SHINE BCA and LACDA. In addition to the rents, the ownershipreceives incentives equal to $90 per unit and a 10% gross rent bonus.Organically designed as a luxury apartment building, finishes inall units include high gloss white cabinets, vinyl plank flooring,recessed lighting, central air, glass-enclosed showers and newstainless-steel appliances. All units also have balconies andwasher-dryer hookups, presenting an opportunity to acquire ahigh-quality newer construction asset with strong in-place cashflow with additional upside through a property tax exemption.Koreatown is one of the densest neighborhoods in Los Angelesand remains a highly invested submarket, with an estimated $1billion in new projects capitalized since the early 2000s.Theoffering presents a rare opportunity for a mission-driven operatorto execute on a preservation strategy in one of the fastest growingsubmarkets in Los Angele on a newly built core asset with nodeferred maintenance.

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