1732 S New England, Los Angeles, California 90006, Los Angeles, 90006 - bed, bath

1732 S New England, Los Angeles, California 90006 home-pic-0

1732 S New England

Los Angeles, California 90006

ACTIVE
CONDITION: POOR
0Beds
0Baths
5,579Sq Ft
7,934Lot Size

Property Price

LIST PRICE$2,725,000

SUMMARY

Analysis of 1732 S New England, Los Angeles, California 90006 is currently available with a list price of $2,725,000. The property maintains a Poor Condition Rating (30/100), indicating the property requires renovation and updates to maximize its market potential. This presents opportunities for value-add investors. Located in a high-demand neighborhood within the Los Angeles Unified School District, this asset is categorized as a low-risk, high-reward acquisition suitable for Experienced Investors and Fix-and-Flip Specialists.

Condition Analysis

OVERALL CONDITION SCORE

Poor
TeardownExcellent

Property is extensive renovation needed.

The property was built in 1961, making it over 60 years old. The visible window-mounted air conditioning units strongly indicate outdated HVAC systems. The MLS listing itself highlights the 'Age of Building' as a weakness, noting the potential for 'significant capital expenditures for renovations or repairs' due to implied outdated building systems (plumbing, electrical, HVAC). Without any interior images, particularly of kitchens and bathrooms, it is highly probable that these critical areas, along with other interior components, are significantly dated and would require substantial repairs and rehabilitation to meet current quality and comfort standards. The exterior appears maintained but reflects its age.

PROSSTRENGTHS & OPPORTUNITIES

  • Multi-Unit Income Potential

    The property is an 8-unit apartment building, offering diversified income streams and strong cash flow potential for investors.

  • High Rental Demand Area

    Located in a 'high rental area' and 'downtown area near schools, stores,' indicating robust tenant demand and potential for stable occupancy rates.

  • Low Maintenance Property

    Explicitly described as a 'Low maintenance property,' which can significantly reduce ongoing operational costs and management effort for the owner.

CONSRISKS & DEFICIENCIES

  • MLS Listing Discrepancy

    Living area discrepancy between mls listing and other public or private record. mls listing living area = 5579, other record living area = 5639.

  • Age of Building

    Constructed in 1961, the property is over 60 years old, which may imply outdated building systems (e.g., plumbing, electrical, HVAC) and potential for significant capital expenditures for renovations or repairs.

  • Lack of Detailed Unit Information

    The description lacks crucial details such as current rental income, occupancy rates, individual unit conditions, or recent upgrades, making it difficult for investors to assess immediate cash flow and required investment without further due diligence.

About 1732 S New England

8 unit apartment building located downtown area near schools, stores. units are located in high rental area. Low maintenance property. ***Also selling adjacent building 1724 S New England

Property Details

Public Facts

Property Type
Mixed Use
Year Built
1961
Lot Size
7,934 Sq. Ft.

Interior

Total Bedrooms
-
Total Bathrooms
-

Exterior & Parking

No exterior & parking available.

Utilities & Misc

HOA Fee
$0 / Month

Neighborhood Insights

Los Angeles Unified Schools

Magnolia Avenue Elementary School

Grades K-6 • 0.1 mi

3/10

Leo Politi Elementary School

Grades K-5 • 0.6 mi

3/10

Norwood Street Elementary School

Grades K-5 • 0.7 mi

4/10

Sensitive Facilities

No sensitive facilities data found.

Neighborhood Comparison

FeatureSubjectAverage HomeNeighborhood Ranking (50 Listings)
Beds--
50%
Baths--
50%
Square foot5,5794,571.5
50%
Lot Size7,9346,919.5
50%
Price$2.73M$1.90M
50%
Price per sq ft$488$396
50%
Built year19611959
50%
HOA$0$0
50%
Days on market85170
50%

Pricing History

Listed for Sale

Dec 11, 2025

$2,725,000

Initial Listing

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