Listed by: Century 21 Allstars • Miguel Belmonte • Contact: 562-843-4885
Price cut: $40K (7/8)
$479,000
214 W 92nd St Lot 17, Los Angeles, CA 90003
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5,402Square Feet
Unimproved Land
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5,402 Square Feet Lot
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What's special
Well-established residential neighborhoodNearby utilitiesFlat buildable parcelExisting street access
Prime opportunity to own a lot in the heart of Los Angeles! This flat, buildable parcel offers a clean slate for investors, developers, or owner-builders looking to construct a custom project in a well-established residential neighborhood. Zoned for Multifamily use, the lot is ideal for building a duplex and adding two ADUs, creating a four-unit property. It benefits from existing street access and nearby utilities. A key advantage of this property is that it does not fall under the guidelines of SB Eight, making the entitlement and development process more streamlined compared to other parcels in the city subject to those restrictions. Situated near schools, parks, public transportation, and major freeways, this lot presents a rare opportunity to develop in a central, high-demand area of South Los Angeles—buyer to perform all due diligence. SELLER IS IN THE PROCESS OF GETTING SB8 CLEARANCE.
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Miguel BelmonteDRE #01047933562-843-4885,
Century 21 Allstars
Source: CRMLS,MLS#: DW26133288Originating MLS: California Regional MLS
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