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    LA County Multifamily Sales Data

    Median apartment building sale price, median price per unit, and closed volume by submarket — calculated from 334+ closed multifamily transactions totaling $446M+. Not a listing-price estimate: these are prices that actually cleared escrow.

    Quick answer

    Across Samimi CRE Advisors' closed LA County multifamily sales, the median price per unit is roughly $318,500 in the City of Los Angeles, $306,000 in Long Beach, $377,500 in Santa Monica, and $218,500 in Inglewood. Median closed sale price countywide ranges from about $907,500 in Lawndale to $3.3M in Venice. Figures below cover 2019–2026 and were last updated 2026-09-10.

    Closed multifamily sales by city

    Cities with three or more closed transactions. Price per unit is published only where at least five transactions have a recorded unit count of two or more.

    Median sale price, median price per unit, closed transaction count and total volume by Los Angeles County city
    CityDealsMedian priceMedian $/unitVolume
    Los Angeles83$1,400,000$311,666$143M
    Long Beach46$1,375,000$265,000$73M
    Inglewood19$1,175,000$218,680$37M
    Santa Monica17$2,000,000$400,000$50M
    Gardena12$1,467,500$230,000$21M
    Hawthorne11$1,300,000$303,750$25M
    Torrance9$1,513,000$337,500$16M
    Redondo Beach7$2,200,000$440,000$18M
    Lawndale6$907,500$457,500$5.43M
    San Pedro5$1,560,000$312,000$8.40M
    Compton5$1,100,000n/a$6.23M
    Hermosa Beach5$3,000,000n/a$15M
    Venice4$3,322,500n/a$13M
    Manhattan Beach3$2,300,000n/a$7.50M

    Closed multifamily sales by year

    Closed multifamily transaction count, median price, median price per unit and volume by year
    YearDealsMedian priceMedian $/unitVolume
    201917$1,325,000$280,625$27M
    20205$1,600,000$215,625$7.33M
    202133$1,350,000$260,000$66M
    202257$1,350,000$301,111$115M
    202328$1,542,500$278,571$52M
    202446$1,500,000$298,125$84M
    202571$1,550,000$327,777$138M
    2026 (partial)23$1,399,000$309,750$38M

    Closed multifamily sales by building size

    Pricing behaves differently by asset size: small 2–4 unit buildings trade on a price-per-unit basis closer to residential comps, while 10+ unit assets trade on income. This is the closed-sale record grouped by unit count.

    Closed multifamily transaction count, median price, median price per unit and volume grouped by building unit count
    Building sizeDealsMedian priceMedian $/unitVolume
    2-4 units119$1,200,000$337,500$163M
    5-9 units74$1,567,500$261,500$127M
    10-19 units27$3,500,000$236,363$92M
    20+ units7$5,700,000$204,000$51M

    Largest apartment buildings closed

    The biggest assets by unit count in the closed-sale record, each linking to its own transaction page.

    Largest closed multifamily buildings by unit count with sale price and city
    PropertyUnitsSale price
    115 N Oak StInglewood, CA41$8,800,000
    1850 WilliamsSimi Valley, CA31$5,700,000
    18528 Chase StNorthridge, CA29$9,500,000
    4055 West 129th StreetHawthorne, CA25$5,100,000
    1350 W 4th, CA25$4,600,000
    2901 4thSanta Monica, CA22$12,300,000
    5821 Cecilia St.Bell Gardens, CA19$4,085,000
    1300 W 134thGardena, CA19$3,600,000
    1632 W 218thTorrance, CA17$3,515,000
    2103 3rd StSanta Monica, CA16$6,400,000
    1933 BedfordLos Angeles, CA16$5,745,000
    1133 FreemanLong Beach, CA16$3,500,000
    1101 Cherry, CA16$1,875,000
    7749 Saint Bernard StreetPlaya del Rey, CA14$4,380,000
    11465 Venice BlvdLos Angeles, CA14$4,025,000

    Methodology & limitations

    Source. Every figure is calculated from Samimi CRE Advisors' own closed transaction records — 334+ multifamily sales, $446M+ in volume, 3,000+ units, closed between 2019–2026. Many of these sales are independently verifiable through public deal coverage and CoStar.

    Medians, not averages. Median is used throughout so that one outsized trophy sale does not distort a submarket.

    Price per unit is a subset. It is calculated only on transactions with a recorded unit count of two or more, and published only where that subset contains at least five transactions. Cities showing "n/a" have closed deals but too thin a unit-count sample to publish a defensible figure.

    This is a brokerage book, not a market index. It is weighted toward the submarkets where Cameron Samimi transacts most heavily and toward the 2–30 unit product type. It should be read alongside, not instead of, CoStar or county recorder data.

    No client data. Only aggregate statistics are published. No individual deal terms, buyer or seller identities, or off-market pricing appear here.

    Cite as: Samimi CRE Advisors, "LA County Multifamily Sales Data," 2026-09-10, https://samimicreadvisors.com/data.

    Frequently asked

    What is the median price per unit for an LA apartment building?

    Across Samimi CRE Advisors' closed City of Los Angeles multifamily transactions, the median price per unit is approximately $318,500. Long Beach runs near $306,000 per unit, Santa Monica near $377,500, and Inglewood near $218,500. These medians come from one brokerage team's actual closings rather than a listing-price index, and individual buildings vary widely with unit mix, condition, and in-place rent.

    What does a typical apartment building sell for in LA County?

    The median closed multifamily sale price across all tracked LA County submarkets sits between roughly $900,000 and $3.3M depending on the city — about $1.58M in the City of Los Angeles, $1.68M in Long Beach, $1.15M in Inglewood, and $2.25M in Santa Monica. Most product traded is in the 2–30 unit range.

    Where does the data come from?

    Every figure is calculated from Samimi CRE Advisors' own closed transaction records — 334+ multifamily sales totaling $446M+ between 2019–2026. It is a brokerage book of business, not a full-market index, and it is weighted toward the submarkets where Cameron Samimi transacts most.

    How current is this dataset?

    Last updated 2026-09-10. Figures are refreshed as transactions close and are recorded, and 2026 reflects a partial year.

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