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Mario F.
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Rezoning Duplex to Four Unit Multifamily in Northeast LA

Mario F.
  • Los Angeles, CA
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Hello, I've been looking to purchase a duplex in Northeast Los Angeles. The seller's agent told me that there is potential with this property to change the zoning codes to accommodate more units.  How can I verify this is true before moving forward with the purchase? 

Thanks!

mario

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Bryant Brislin
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  • Irvine, CA
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Bryant Brislin
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  • Irvine, CA
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I'm not sure what everyone keeps saying to talk to LADBS about a zoning matter. It's the Planning Dept who you would talk to. Anyway, a zone change for one little parcel is highly unlikely and not worth the trouble. Doing zone changes in the city of LA is very difficult and can take 1-2 years, not to mention the expense.

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