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Steven S.
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  • LA & Ventura
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Market Values Stagnant Since '22 | Same for you?

Steven S.
  • Specialist
  • LA & Ventura
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I run comps a lot, and was noticing how values haven't changed much since late '22 to today. Typically, newer comps close for more than older comps per appreciation/inflation. What I'm noticing in a lot of areas out here are 2 year old comps that are selling at today's values.

📉 Take a look at the $/SF trends by segment for these markets:

📈 Here are the Rent/Absorption trends:


🤔 So, I’m curious—have you noticed this trend in your area? What do you think stagnant $/sf values alongside rising rental rates & absorption mean for the health of the market?

This is Los Angeles City-wide:

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