Who is winning in LA's luxe condo market?
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Who is winning in LA's luxe condo market?
Median condo closing prices across Los Angeles County fell over the past two quarters, while the luxury condo segment climbed. Unit 8E at the Maybourne Beverly Hills sold for $27 million ($4,762 per square foot) in early October, transferring between trusts tied to Paul and Hisako Terasaki and to Gustavo and Maria Esther Marquez of Marquez Brothers International. The sale surpassed a prior record involving Stan Kroenke and ranks as the county's second-priciest condo sale in 12 months, behind a $39.1 million Century penthouse. Elliman counts luxury as the top 10 percent and reports luxury median rose 69% to $4.7 million in Q3 versus a 3.8% drop to $1.1 million for the broader condo market.
"Unit 8E at 225 North Canon Drive traded in early October for $27 million, or $4,762 per square foot. That's a big price tag even given the property's provenanceit sits squarely in the Golden Triangle of Beverly Hillsdraws buyers with bold-face, and was known as the Montage until Qatar-backed Maybourne Hotel Group paid $415 million for it in 2019."
"Luxury tells a different story, with a rising median price, according to the Elliman report which counts luxury as the top 10 percent of sales. The broad comparison is starkthe median price of a sold luxury condo spiked 69 percent from the year-ago period to $4.7 million in the third quarter, according to Elliman. That compares with the broader condo market's median sales price decline of 3.8 percent year over year to $1.1 million."
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