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 or condos within $10,000 of today’s price: $875,000.
↑ This one-bedroom condo in Santa Monica’s Sea Colony II complex is just a block from the beach. The 1,081-square-foot unit includes two bathrooms, a living room fireplace, hardwood floors, and plenty of closet space. A private deck is accessed by sliding doors in the living room and bedroom. Building amenities include a pool, spa, two parking spaces, storage, and a fitness center. Asking price is $879,000, with HOA dues of $962 per month.
↑ This stately Pasadena home was built in 1890 and currently sports an over-the-top interior design style that new owners could tone down a bit or amplify, depending on their predilections. The four-bedroom, three bathroom home has 2,176 square feet of floor space and sits on a sizable 10,271-square-foot lot. The large backyard area is entirely paved over for some reason, but could be redone as a very nice outdoor space. Asking price is $875,000.
↑ Built in 1963, this three-bedroom Woodland Hills residence was designed by noted midcentury architect Charles DuBois. Features of the time capsule include beamed ceilings, a white brick fireplace, stone exterior walls, and sliding doors leading out to the backyard area, which features a curvy pool and spa. Asking price is $869,000.
↑ This 1931 Spanish-style home in Glendale has three-bedrooms, one full bathroom and two partial baths. Interior features include a tile-fronted fireplace, hardwood floors, and a large arched window in the living room. Situated on a 6,179-square-foot lot, the 1,711-square-foot house leads out to a pergola shaded patio and back garden. There’s also a detached two-car garage. Asking price is $885,000.
↑ On the market for the first time since 1964, this unusual Burbank residence was built in 1924 in an English cottage-y style. The three-bedroom, two-and-a-half bath home features hardwood floors, beamed ceilings, bits of stained glass, and a rustic step-down living room. The 2,011-square-foot house is on a 6,089-square-foot lot, with a two-car garage and an above-ground pool in the backyard. Asking price is $869,000.
- Los Angeles Home Comparisons [Curbed LA]
Comments
love the Woodland Hills house but thats way the hell out there and it’s hot as hell in the summer. so i’ll move to Pasadena and sweat out there as well.
By LAoneWay on 06.06.17 4:34pm
Why do you dummies not understand that someone who can afford a house for 879k cannot afford a condo for 879k +963 in HOA fees/month??? Anyone who can afford that place in SaMo can actually buy a 975k house. This isn’t hard, there are calculators on every real estate listings site that you can figure this out from.
By BH90008 on 06.06.17 7:06pm
There’s no such thing as a 975K house in Santa Monica
By lahope on 06.06.17 7:56pm
I think they meant to say that the SM condo’s equivalent sales price without HOAs would be $975,000, so it shouldn’t be included. Us dummies?
By matz22 on 06.07.17 8:59am
"You dummies" meant the innumerate curbed writers that make these comparison posts. Not the commenters.
By BH90008 on 06.07.17 11:08am
I’ve been saying that for the past year, they still don’t get it. A condo for $879k +$963 in HOA fees could afford you a $1-1.2 million dollar home.
By LeBasque on 06.07.17 10:30pm