24513 Walnut, Newhall, California 91321, Newhall, 91321 - bed, bath

24513 Walnut, Newhall, California 91321 home-pic-0

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Key pros and cons

Top Pros:
High-Density Development Potential: The property is explicitly marketed as a rare infill development opportunity, allowing for construction up to three stories, which significantly enhances potential unit count and profitability.
Top Cons:
Age of Existing Structures: Built in 1954, the existing units are dated, likely requiring demolition for optimal redevelopment, which adds to project costs and timeline.

Compared to the nearby listings

Price:$1.25M vs avg $529.0K (+$720,000)80%
Size:2,364 sqft vs avg 1,145 sqft80%
Price/sqft:$528 vs avg $45360%

More Insights

Built in 1954 (72 years old).
Condition: The property, built in 1954, is explicitly marketed as a 'rare infill development opportunity' with the existing structures being 'dated' and 'likely requiring demolition for optimal redevelopment.' The listing emphasizes the land's potential for new construction (up to three stories) and regulatory advantages (SB 79) rather than the condition of the current triplex. There are no interior images, and the description strongly suggests the value is in the land for redevelopment, aligning with the 'tear-down' criteria.
Year Built
1954
Close
-
List price
$1.25M
Original List price
$1.25M
Price/Sqft
$528
HOA
-
Days on market
-
Sold On
-
MLS number
OC26004115
Home ConditionTear down
Features
Good View:
Patio
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About this home

24513-24519 Walnut Street presents a rare infill development opportunity for builders and investors seeking to maximize density and long term returns in a supply constrained California market. Currently improved with a duplex and one single standing unit, the site offers immediate income while positioning a future developer to significantly enhance value through redevelopment. The property allows for construction up to three stories, and when combined with SB 79 transit oriented allowances, a developer can pursue an exceptional apartment or condominium project with little to no parking requirements. This creates a meaningful cost savings while unlocking the ability to maximize rentable square footage, unit count, and overall project efficiency. Reduced parking obligations alone dramatically improve feasibility, design flexibility, and return on investment. SB 79 further strengthens the opportunity by streamlining entitlement risk and limiting discretionary local barriers for qualifying projects, making this site especially attractive for by right or near by right development. The ability to build vertically in a well located urban setting allows for modern unit layouts, strong rental demand, and long term appreciation supported by California’s chronic housing shortage. Whether held as a cash flowing asset in the near term or repositioned into a next generation multifamily or condominium development, 24513-24519 Walnut Street offers developers a rare combination of zoning flexibility, regulatory tailwinds, and upside potential. This is the type of property that allows smart capital to move quickly, reduce friction, and create lasting value.

K
Kirk Schilling
Listing Agent

Price History

Date
Event
Price
04/12/06
Sold
$795,000
08/10/05
Sold
$720,000
Condition Rating
Tear down

The property, built in 1954, is explicitly marketed as a 'rare infill development opportunity' with the existing structures being 'dated' and 'likely requiring demolition for optimal redevelopment.' The listing emphasizes the land's potential for new construction (up to three stories) and regulatory advantages (SB 79) rather than the condition of the current triplex. There are no interior images, and the description strongly suggests the value is in the land for redevelopment, aligning with the 'tear-down' criteria.
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