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4546 W 17th St Immeuble residentiel 10 lots 2 060 550 € (206 055 €/Lot) Taux de capitalisation 5,63 % Los Angeles, CA 90019



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INFORMATIONS PRINCIPALES SUR L'INVESTISSEMENT
- ~29% Rent Upside
- Income-Generating ADUs
- Rent vs. Buy Affordability Gap Favors Investors
- Balanced Unit Mix with Built-In Flexibility
- Mid-City: A Core Los Angeles Submarket
- Strong Regional Economic Drivers
RÉSUMÉ ANALYTIQUE
~29% Rent Upside
This partially stabilized asset offers nearly 30% upside in rental income. With strategic updates and turnover management, new ownership can unlock significant near-term gains and elevate the property’s long-term performance.
Balanced Unit Mix with Built-In Flexibility
The mix of (2) 2-Bed/2-Bath, (6) 1-Bed/1-Bath, and (2) 2-Bed/2-Bath ADUs provides an ideal balance of unit types. The larger units attract long-term renters, promoting income stability, while the 1-bed units offer higher turnover opportunities, allowing frequent rent adjustments aligned with market growth.
Income-Generating ADUs
Two legally permitted ADUs enhance this property’s revenue profile. With California’s pro-ADU legislation, these additions are both compliant and lucrative—delivering value in a market where maximizing land use is crucial.
Mid-City: A Core Los Angeles Submarket
Centrally located in the heart of Los Angeles, Mid-City sits between major employment hubs—Downtown LA, Culver City, Beverly Hills, and Hollywood. The neighborhood is densely populat-ed and renter-heavy, with about 63.4% of households renting. Its cultural diversity, access to major thoroughfares, and proximity to employment corridors make it a dependable rental market.
Rent vs. Buy Affordability Gap Favors Investors
In LA County, the median homebuyer needs to earn over $222K/year to afford a median-priced home, while the average renter pays ~$2,200/month—a massive affordability gap. This drives con-sistent demand for rentals, especially in neighborhoods like Mid-City where location meets relative affordability.
Strong Regional Economic Drivers
The property benefits from proximity to several regional job engines, including the Wilshire Mira-cle Mile museum district, Cedars-Sinai, USC, and the Expo & Crenshaw Metro lines. The nearby employment ecosystem includes entertainment, healthcare, higher education, and government sectors—offering tenants stable, diverse job access.
This partially stabilized asset offers nearly 30% upside in rental income. With strategic updates and turnover management, new ownership can unlock significant near-term gains and elevate the property’s long-term performance.
Balanced Unit Mix with Built-In Flexibility
The mix of (2) 2-Bed/2-Bath, (6) 1-Bed/1-Bath, and (2) 2-Bed/2-Bath ADUs provides an ideal balance of unit types. The larger units attract long-term renters, promoting income stability, while the 1-bed units offer higher turnover opportunities, allowing frequent rent adjustments aligned with market growth.
Income-Generating ADUs
Two legally permitted ADUs enhance this property’s revenue profile. With California’s pro-ADU legislation, these additions are both compliant and lucrative—delivering value in a market where maximizing land use is crucial.
Mid-City: A Core Los Angeles Submarket
Centrally located in the heart of Los Angeles, Mid-City sits between major employment hubs—Downtown LA, Culver City, Beverly Hills, and Hollywood. The neighborhood is densely populat-ed and renter-heavy, with about 63.4% of households renting. Its cultural diversity, access to major thoroughfares, and proximity to employment corridors make it a dependable rental market.
Rent vs. Buy Affordability Gap Favors Investors
In LA County, the median homebuyer needs to earn over $222K/year to afford a median-priced home, while the average renter pays ~$2,200/month—a massive affordability gap. This drives con-sistent demand for rentals, especially in neighborhoods like Mid-City where location meets relative affordability.
Strong Regional Economic Drivers
The property benefits from proximity to several regional job engines, including the Wilshire Mira-cle Mile museum district, Cedars-Sinai, USC, and the Expo & Crenshaw Metro lines. The nearby employment ecosystem includes entertainment, healthcare, higher education, and government sectors—offering tenants stable, diverse job access.
BILAN FINANCIER (RÉEL - 2024) Cliquez ici pour accéder à |
ANNUEL | ANNUEL PAR m² |
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Revenu de location brut |
$99,999
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$9.99
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Autres revenus |
$99,999
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$9.99
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Perte due à la vacance |
$99,999
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$9.99
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Revenu brut effectif |
$99,999
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$9.99
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Taxes |
$99,999
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$9.99
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Frais d’exploitation |
$99,999
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$9.99
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Total des frais |
$99,999
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$9.99
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Résultat net d’exploitation |
$99,999
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$9.99
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BILAN FINANCIER (RÉEL - 2024) Cliquez ici pour accéder à
Revenu de location brut | |
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Annuel | $99,999 |
Annuel par m² | $9.99 |
Autres revenus | |
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Annuel | $99,999 |
Annuel par m² | $9.99 |
Perte due à la vacance | |
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Annuel | $99,999 |
Annuel par m² | $9.99 |
Revenu brut effectif | |
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Annuel | $99,999 |
Annuel par m² | $9.99 |
Taxes | |
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Annuel | $99,999 |
Annuel par m² | $9.99 |
Frais d’exploitation | |
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Annuel | $99,999 |
Annuel par m² | $9.99 |
Total des frais | |
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Annuel | $99,999 |
Annuel par m² | $9.99 |
Résultat net d’exploitation | |
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Annuel | $99,999 |
Annuel par m² | $9.99 |
INFORMATIONS SUR L’IMMEUBLE
Prix | 2 060 550 € | Type de bien | Immeuble residentiel |
Prix par lot | 206 055 € | Sous-type de bien | Appartement |
Type de vente | Investissement | Classe d’immeuble | C |
Taux de capitalisation | 5,63 % | Surface de l’immeuble | 643 m² |
Multiplicateur du loyer brut | 11.17 | Nb d’étages | 2 |
Nb de lots | 10 | Année de construction | 1964 |
Zonage | LARD1.5 - residential |
Prix | 2 060 550 € |
Prix par lot | 206 055 € |
Type de vente | Investissement |
Taux de capitalisation | 5,63 % |
Multiplicateur du loyer brut | 11.17 |
Nb de lots | 10 |
Type de bien | Immeuble residentiel |
Sous-type de bien | Appartement |
Classe d’immeuble | C |
Surface de l’immeuble | 643 m² |
Nb d’étages | 2 |
Année de construction | 1964 |
Zonage | LARD1.5 - residential |
LOT INFORMATIONS SUR LA COMBINAISON
DESCRIPTION | NB DE LOTS | MOY. LOYER/MOIS | m² |
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2+2 | 4 | 1 596 € | - |
1+1 | 6 | 1 263 € | - |
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Walk Score®
Très praticable à pied (84)
TAXES FONCIÈRES
Numéro de parcelle | 5071-013-041 | Évaluation totale | 1 523 224 € |
Évaluation du terrain | 1 342 693 € | Impôts annuels | -1 € (0,00 €/m²) |
Évaluation des aménagements | 180 530 € | Année d’imposition | 2024 |
TAXES FONCIÈRES
Numéro de parcelle
5071-013-041
Évaluation du terrain
1 342 693 €
Évaluation des aménagements
180 530 €
Évaluation totale
1 523 224 €
Impôts annuels
-1 € (0,00 €/m²)
Année d’imposition
2024
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