Here’s what $575K buys around LA

Welcome to Curbed Comparisons, where we explore what you can rent or buy for a certain dollar amount in various LA ’hoods. We’ve found five homes and condos within $10,000 of today’s price: $575,000.

Photos courtesy Brad Korb Real Estate Group

Sunland

Built in 1953, this charming Sunland residence sits on a 6,902-square-foot lot with a neatly landscaped garden in front and an enclosed backyard with patio space. Inside are three bedrooms and two bathrooms spread across 1,180 square feet of floor space. Wood floors run throughout the house and the cozy kitchen connects to a breakfast nook with built-in booth seating. A sun room alongside the dining area is illuminated by greenhouse-style windows. Asking price is $579,975.

Photos courtesy Samira Tapia/Compass Realty

Frogtown

Less than a block from the Lewis MacAdams Riverfront Park, this Elysian Valley condo is practically brand new. The 1,010-square-foot unit has two bedrooms and two bathrooms with an open living room that flows into the kitchen and dining area. A large enclosed patio sits alongside the unit, and the complex includes additional open space and a barbecue area. Asking price is $575,000, with HOA dues of $330 per month.

Via Michele Moses, Ernie Carswell/Douglas Elliman

Hollywood

You’d have a pretty easy time getting to the Hollywood Bowl from this condo just off Highland Avenue. The 1,025-square-foot unit has two bedrooms and two bathrooms, with soaring ceilings and sliding glass doors that allow for plenty of natural light. The condo also boasts two balconies, in-unit laundry, a living room fireplace, and a lofted office space. Asking price is $565,000, with HOA dues of $250 per month.

Via Aimee Benell/Coldwell Banker

Highland Park

Tucked into a small 2,616-square-foot lot, this Spanish-style bungalow has airy interiors that appear to have been recently renovated. Featuring two bedrooms and one bathroom spread across 651 square feet of living space, the house is, per the listing, equipped with new floors, kitchen appliances, and an HVAC system. It opens to an enclosed patio with a hot tub. Asking price is $569,000.

Photos by Gregory Frost, courtesy Jayme Colon/Berkshire Hathaway

Lake Balboa

Here’s a homey ranch house built in a classic 1950s style. The wood paneling and brick fireplace in the living room are still there, as are wood floors throughout. The 1,277-square-foot home contains three bedrooms and two bathrooms, along with a formal dining room and a laundry room. It sits on a 6,543-square-foot lot with an attached garage and a grassy backyard with citrus trees. Asking price is $579,000.