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R3 - TOC TIER 3 - OPPORTUNITY ZONEJAMES CAPITAL ADVISORS
MARKETING PACKAGE
TABLE OF
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CONTENTS
MEET YOUR ADVISORS
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The Offering
Property Details
Highlights
Plan View / Plat Map
Orientation
Developments
Location Overview
Aerial
Demographics
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05
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07
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will jamesDirector, Multifamily(424) 325-2610
tyler chungAssociate, Multifamily(424) 325-2632
1102 Arapahoe St, Los Angeles, CA 90006
tom jonssonDirector, Multifamily(424) 325-2621
DETAILS
1102 Arapahoe St, Los Angeles, CA 9000604 05
1102 ARAPAHOE ST1102 ARAPAHOE ST
THE OFFERING
THE OFFERING
The current opportunity is to develop approximately 16 apartment units under Los Angeles’s new Transit Oriented Communities (TOC). This measure requires the City Planning to create incentives for all housing developments located within a one-half miles radius of a major transit stop. Due to the proximity to the Olympic and Hoover Metro stop, this development qualifies for TOC Tier 3. Density Bonus incentives include an additional 22 feet in height and 50% increase in FAR, 70% increase in the number of buildable units, a decrease in setbacks and open space requirements, along with a reduction in parking now only requiring 0.5 spaces per unit. This property will be delivered vacant.
This offering is located in a thriving location that’s been going through major developments, presenting a rare opportunity for developers looking to establish a new boutique luxury apartment in Koreatown.
Street Address
City
State
Zip Code
APN
Zoning
TOC
1102 Arapahoe St
Los Angeles
CA
90006
5076-014-001
R3-1
Tier 3
Existing
Rentable SF
Existing Buildings
Stories
Parking
Year Built
Lot Size
Single-Family Residential
3,056
1
2
On-Site
1908
7,276 SF
Lot Dimensions
Building Line
Council District
Historic Review
Specific Plan
Opportunity Zone
50 x 145
None
CD 1 - Gilbert Cedillo
No
None
Yes
PRICE
RENTABLE SF
LOT SIZE
$1,400,000
3,056 SF
7,276 SF
TOC
Zoning
APN
Current Use
Tier 3
R3-1
5076-014-001
Single-Family Residence
1102 ARAPAHOE
los angeles, ca 90006
HIGHLIGHTS PLAN VIEW / Plat Map
1102 Arapahoe St, Los Angeles, CA 9000606 07
1102 ARAPAHOE ST1102 ARAPAHOE ST
INVESTMENT HIGHLIGHTS
• Opportunity Zones offer incentives to developers looking to invest in low-income communities. This offers three tax incentives through a qualified Opportunity Fund: Temporary Deferral, Step-Up in Basis, and Permanent Exclusion.
• Transit Score - 71
• Purple Line Extension Nearby (Wilshire / Vermont)
• Bus Stop Nearby (Hoover / Olympic)
• Walk Score - 91
• Delivered Vacant at Close of Escrow
TIER 3 TOC BONUS
• 70% Unit Density Bonus
• 50% Increase in FAR
• 30% Reduction (Two Yards)
• 0.5 Parking Spaces per Unit
• 22ft. for Two Stories
LOCATION OVERVIEW
OREINTATION MAPLOCATION OVERVIEW
opportunity zones
NEIGHBORHOOD SCALE CITY SCALE
Opportunity Zones are new incentives for investing in low-income communities.Opportunity Zones programs offer three tax incentives through a qualifiedOpportunity Fund.
Temporary DeferralTaxable income for capital gains reinvested into an Opportunity Fund have a temporary deferral. The deferred gain must be recognized on the earlier of the date on which the Opportunity Zone investment is disposed of or December 31, 2026.
Step-Up in BasisBasis is increased by 10% if the investment in the Opportunity Fund is help by the taxpayer for at least 5 years. An addition 5% of held for at least 7 years, thereby excluding up to 15% of the original gain from taxation.
Permanent ExclusionPermanent exclusion from taxable income of capital gains from the sale or exchange of an investment in an Opportunity Fund if the investment is held for at least 10 years.
The Opportunity Zones program is designed to incentivize patient capital investments in low-income communities nationwide.
PROPERTY OVERVIEW
POINTS OF INTEREST
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E
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Staples CenterStaples Center is a multi-purpose arena in Downtown, Los Angeles. It is home to the Los Angeles Lakers & Clippers.
TCL Chinese TheaterTCL Chinese Theatre is a movie palace on the historic Hollywood Walk of Fame. It was originally opened in 1927.
LOs Angeles Convention CenterThe L.A Convention center hosts multiple annual conventions and has often been used as a filming location in TV shows.
Universal Studios / City WalkUniversal Studios Hollywood is a film studio and theme park in the San Fernando Valley area of Los Angeles.
Dodger StadiumDodger stadium is home to Major League Baseball’s Los Angeles Dodgers. It can hold up to 56,000 people at one time.
Hollywood BowlThis amphitheater in Los Angeles, CA was rated one of the 10 best live music venus in America in 2018.
PROPERTY OVERVIEW
TRANSIT
Metro Stops
1. North Hollywood
2. Universal City / Studio City
3. Hollywood / Highland
4. Hollywood / Vine
5. Hollywood / Western
6. Vermont / Sunset
7. Vermont / Santa Monic
8. Vermont / Beverly
9. Wilshire / Western
10. Wilshire / Normandie
11. Wilshire / Vermont
12. Westlake / MacArthur Park
13. 7th St. / Metro Center
14. Pershing Square
15. Civic Center / Grand Park
16. Union Station
PROPERTY OVERVIEW
HOTSPOTS
Parks BBQGo to Park’s BBQ for the best Korean barbecue in the heart of K-Town, a bold, but true, claim for the constantly changing neighborhood with more smoke-filled barbecue spots per square mile than some major cities.
Koreatown PlazaKoreatown Plaza comes closest to a centralized, bourgeois shopping district, albeit trapped inside of a distinctively ‘80s mall. The selection skews towards global kids and adult brands. The overall experience is an American mall with Korean flair.
MaDang CourtyardMa Dang the Couryard, that curiously-designed Koreatown mini-mall on Western Avenue right across for Solair is a three-level shopping and entertainment complex.
Koreatown GalleriaThe Koreatown Galleria’s bright, airy interior offers an alternative to the sometimes grimy streetscape near Western and Olympic. The mall features apareal, gifts, specialty foods and a supermarket.
PROPERTY OVERVIEW
HOTSPOTS
The Line HotelA second home for neighbors and travelers seeking a rich, layered experience unlike any other in Los Angeles. Tucked between Hollywood and downtown, the LINE LA is your haven for creative expression and exploration.
OpenaireCreated in collaboration with two-star Michelin Chef and native Angeleno, Josiah Citrin, Openaire is a poolside oasis of green at the center of the Koreatown. The menu features the best of California’s ingredients from land and sea.
Wiltern TheatreThe Wiltern evokes a period of elegance and style simply not found anywhere in today’s modern venues. The entrance is set back among colorful terrazzo paving, and its art deco design contains decorative tile work along with colorful murals.
Kang Ho-dong BaekjeongKang HoDong Baekjeong is one of Koreatown’s most popular BBQ restaurants. While the meat and banchan are both very good, a meal here is a true test of patience as wait times fall in the two-hour range almost every day of the week.
Chapman PlazaChapman market and its companion Chapman Park Studio building across Alexandria Avenue were envisioned, along with the since-demolished Chapman Park Hotel, as fashionable anchors of the neighborhood.
Quarters Korean BBQQuarters might be next door to a serious heavyweight in Kang Ho Dong Baekjeong, but it’s proven to be a serious contender in its own right. Excellent quality meats, a modern-looking space and, full bar.
Bulrocho Korean RestaurantOpen 24 hours a day, Bulrocho is a well known restaurant in Koreatown that specializes in a variety of goat dishes as well as serving its share of the traditional Korean restorative soups and broths.
LOCATION OVERVIEW
Koreatown
KoreatownKoreatown has recently emerged as one of Los Angeles’s most desirable neighborhoods. It’s proximity to Downtown, Hollywood, and the Westside make it attractive for residents and employers alike.
Already the densest neighborhood in Los Angeles, Koreatown has seen a tremendous amount of new development along with buzzing retail and entertainment establishments along the Wilshire corridor. The demographics and dynamics of the community have made Koreatown a hotbed for hotels, office, and multifamily.
The primary factor driving developers to build in Koreatown is its close proximity to Downtown Los Angeles and its central location near transit. With nearly 1,900 residental units now under construction according to CoStar Market Analytics, sizeable proposals continue to work their way through the entitlement process.
DevelopmentDespite covering only about six square miles, densely populated Koreatown has one of the largest apartment inventories in the metro, with about 55,500 units constituting more than 6% of Los Angeles inventory. The neighborhood still has a lot of older buildings that can be torn down and rebuilt, which explains why less than 10% of existing inventory is in the 4 and 5 Star segment despite the recent delivery of several high-end projects.
Koreatown continues to flourish with modern architectural design and has been attracting more population to the city. Being the center of entertainment, it has the upside of having all of the conveniences of lifestyle amenities when it comes to the latest foods, desserts, and nightlife.
Today’s discerning lifestyle renters seek thoughtfully designed floorplans with luxury finishes coupled with state of the art amenities in walkable urban locations. 1200 S Westmoreland Ave offers the opportunity to capture the imagination of such renters and represents a rare opportunity to develop in one of the highly regarded neighborhoods of Los Angeles.
AERIAL AERIAL
1102 Arapahoe St, Los Angeles, CA 9000616 17
1102 ARAPAHOE ST1102 ARAPAHOE ST
DEMOGRAPHICSLOCATION OVERVIEW
submarkets
1102 Arapahoe St, Los Angeles, CA 9000619
1102 ARAPAHOE ST
Population
2024 Projection
2019 Estimate
2010 Census
Growth ‘18 - ‘23
Growth ‘10 - ‘18
Households
2024 Projection
2019 Estimate
2010 Census
Growth ‘18 - ‘23
Growth ‘10 - ‘18
Average Income
Median Income
3-Mile
679,892
665,312
608,399
2.19%
9.35%
3-Mile
240,708
235,021
212,160
2.42%
10.78%
$58,308
$36,763
1-Mile
110,541
108,721
102,439
1.67%
6.13%
1-Mile
36,412
35,865
34,099
1.53%
5.18%
$39,692
$29,890
5-Mile
1,386,053
1,358,624
1,254,750
2.02%
8.28%
5-Mile
487,978
477,985
439,935
2.09%
8.65%
$65,047
$41,296
KoreatownThe Koreatown apartment market has been highly liquid for several years. This year’s largest trade was Equity Residential’s August acquisition of the 5 Star, 398-unit Next on Sixth for $189 million, or about $475,000/unit. One of LA County’s largest deliveries when the seller, Century West Partners, finished development in 2017, the asset stabilized in early 2019 and was close to fully leased at the time of sale.
Downtown Los AngelesDowntown Los Angeles (DTLA) is the central business district of Los Angeles, California, as well as a widely diverse residential neighborhood of some 58,000 people. Downtown, comprising diverse smaller areas such as Chinatown, Little Tokyo and the Arts District, offers renowned art museums, cutting-edge restaurants & hip bars. It is home of the Staples center where the Lakers, the Clippers and the Kings play every seasosn. It is also the home of the Los Angeles Convention Center where special events take place quarterly. DTLA will also have the opportunity to be home to the 2028 Olympics.
USCThe University of Southern California is a private institution that was founded in 1880. It has a total undergraduate enrollment of 19,907, its setting is urban, and the campus size is 226 acres. It utilizes a semester-based academic calendar. University of Southern California was ranked #22 in the 2020 edition of Best Colleges.
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Tom JonssonDirector, Multifamily
(424) [email protected] RE Lic. 01755842
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tyler chungAssociate, Multifamily
(424) [email protected] RE Lic. 02085199
will jamesDirector, Multifamily
(424) [email protected] RE Lic. 01734419
