6007 Holmes, Los Angeles, California 90001, Los Angeles, 90001 - bed, bath

6007 Holmes
Los Angeles, California 90001
Property Price
SUMMARY
Analysis of 6007 Holmes, Los Angeles, California 90001 is currently available with a list price of $739,000. 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
Property is extensive renovation needed.
Built in 1926, this property is explicitly described as requiring 'repairs and capital improvements' and having 'aging infrastructure (plumbing, electrical, roof) that will require significant upgrades.' The exterior images confirm a very dated and worn appearance, with visible exposed wiring and old electrical meters. The lack of interior photos, combined with the overall description, strongly suggests that the kitchens and bathrooms are also in a state requiring substantial rehabilitation, aligning with the 'poor' condition criteria.
PROSSTRENGTHS & OPPORTUNITIES
- Diversified Income Streams
The mixed-use property features five units (three residential, two retail storefronts), offering multiple revenue sources and mitigating vacancy risk for investors.
- Significant Redevelopment Potential
Leverages recent California housing legislation (AB 2011, SB 6) for potential residential conversion, adaptive reuse, or increased density, offering substantial future upside.
- Prime Value-Add Opportunity
Explicitly marketed as a 'value-add' asset, ideal for investors seeking to reposition the property through capital improvements for higher income and long-term appreciation.
CONSRISKS & DEFICIENCIES
- Extensive Capital Investment Required
The property 'requires repairs and capital improvements,' necessitating substantial upfront costs and renovation efforts to unlock its full potential and maximize returns.
- Advanced Age of Structure
Built in 1926, the property likely has aging infrastructure (plumbing, electrical, roof) that will require significant upgrades to meet modern standards and codes, increasing renovation complexity and cost.
- High Buyer Due Diligence Burden
Buyers are explicitly advised to conduct all investigations regarding zoning, permits, unit count, and condition, placing a significant burden on the buyer to verify critical information and uncover potential unforeseen issues.
About 6007 Holmes
Prime Value-Add Mixed-Use Opportunity! Income + Redevelopment Upside. Attention investors, developers, and owner-users, this is the opportunity you’ve been waiting for. Rarely available mixed-use commercial/residential income property located in the Huntington Park Annex, positioned at the intersection of cash flow, value-add, and future redevelopment potential under California’s most impactful housing legislation. The property features five total units, including three residential units and two street-front retail storefronts, offering diversified income streams and strong upside. The residential unit mix includes a 1-bedroom/1-bath, 2-bedroom/1-bath, and a large 4-bedroom/2-bath unit, ideal for maximizing rental demand and repositioning potential. The retail storefronts enjoy excellent visibility and are well-suited for owner-users, service-based businesses, or continued leasing. The property requires repairs and capital improvements, making it an ideal acquisition for investors seeking a true value-add play. Bring your contractor and your vision - this asset is ready to be repositioned for higher income and long-term appreciation. With the passage of AB 2011 and SB 6, certain mixed-use and commercial properties may qualify for residential conversion, adaptive reuse, or increased residential density, subject to buyer’s independent verification and compliance with all applicable requirements. These laws, effective through July 1, 2033, create a powerful window of opportunity to unlock additional units, reconfigure existing space, or redevelop to meet the severe housing shortage across Los Angeles County. Perfect for: 1) Investors seeking current income with redevelopment upside, 2) 1031 exchange buyers looking to defer taxes and add value. 3) Developers targeting density and adaptive reuse opportunities. 4) Owner-users who want to operate a business while generating rental income. Properties offering this combination of location, mixed-use zoning, legislative tailwinds, and value-add potential are becoming increasingly scarce. High demand urban corridor. Strong upside. Time-sensitive opportunity. Buyer to conduct all investigations regarding zoning, permits, unit count, condition, and potential uses. Submit offers - this asset will not last.
Property Details
Public Facts
- Property Type
- Mixed Use
- Year Built
- 1926
- Lot Size
- 6,828 Sq. Ft.
Interior
- Total Bedrooms
- -
- Total Bathrooms
- -
Exterior & Parking
No exterior & parking available.
Utilities & Misc
- HOA Fee
- $0 / Month
Neighborhood Insights
Sensitive Facilities
No sensitive facilities data found.
Neighborhood Comparison
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| Built year | 1926 | - | 0% |
| HOA | $0 | $0 | 0% |
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Pricing History
Listed for Sale
Jan 28, 2026
$739,000
Initial Listing















