February 7, 2026 - 01:19

The latest real estate activity across several Eastside Los Angeles neighborhoods reveals a market of striking contrasts, from multi-million dollar architectural homes to more modestly priced rentals.
In Mount Washington, a four-bedroom architectural-style residence on San Rafael Avenue commanded a premium, selling for just under $2.5 million. Meanwhile, in El Sereno, a two-bedroom condominium spanning 1,132 square feet sold for $490,000. The condo's monthly HOA fee of approximately $728 provides residents with amenities including a gated entrance with security, a community pool and spa, a playground, and a recreation room.
The rental market paints a similar picture of disparity. In Echo Park, a one-bedroom apartment in a new construction building positioned near Echo Park Lake is listed for $3,549 per month. Conversely, in Boyle Heights, a one-bedroom apartment on San Benito Street is available for a significantly lower $1,600 monthly.
These recent transactions highlight the wide range of housing costs and options available within close geographic proximity, catering to vastly different budgets and lifestyles in these sought-after communities. The data underscores the unique character of each neighborhood within the broader Eastside real estate landscape.
February 6, 2026 - 05:42
Forget Tech Stocks: The Real Estate Play That's Cashing In on AIWhile the spotlight in the artificial intelligence gold rush often falls on flashy chipmakers and software giants, a critical infrastructure player is reaping massive rewards behind the scenes. The...
February 5, 2026 - 02:04
Cape Cod house with Watergate ties falls victim to eroding bluffDemolition crews have begun the careful dismantling of a notable Cape Cod residence, a structure whose history is as dramatic as its cliffside demise. The Bartlett House in Eastham, a property once...
February 4, 2026 - 04:11
Real Estate Sector Shows Tentative Signs of Market StabilizationAfter a prolonged period of significant underperformance, the real estate sector is beginning to flash early signals of a potential turnaround. For months, real estate investment trusts (REITs) and...
February 3, 2026 - 03:03
Colorado school board hears from developers on affordable housing for teachersThe Douglas County School Board is actively considering a novel proposal aimed at tackling the critical teacher housing crisis. A real estate developer has formally approached the district seeking...