Samimi CRE Advisors

    Apartment Broker in Mid City

    Mid City apartment broker — Cameron Samimi sells multifamily between La Brea and Crenshaw, the corridor connecting the Westside price points to Central LA yields.

    Mid City closings

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    Volume in Mid City

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    Mid City Market

    What you actually need to know about Mid City multifamily

    Mid City is the hinge between Westside pricing and Central LA yield. The corridor running from La Brea and Fairfax east to Crenshaw holds a deep supply of 1920s Spanish fourplexes, 1950s courtyards, and 1960s dingbats, most of them under the City of LA Rent Stabilization Ordinance. The Expo and Purple Line investments, plus continued spillover demand from renters priced out of the Westside, have kept absorption strong and pushed rent growth above the Central LA average over the last decade. That combination — regulated buildings with genuine mark-to-market room and Westside-adjacent tenant demand — makes Mid City one of the more competitive value-add markets in the city. Pricing turns on how credibly a seller can document current rents, capital condition, and the timing of achievable turnover. Buyers here are LA operators who already run RSO product and know exactly how long that turnover actually takes.

    Why Mid City owners hire Cameron

    Local proof, not generic LA coverage.

    Closed transactions across the La Brea to Crenshaw corridor

    Accurate mark-to-market framing on LARSO buildings with long tenancies

    Buyer network of LA value-add operators who bid regulated product every week

    Los Angeles closed apartment sales record

    81 closings totalling $141,293,000 in recorded sale price, brokered by Cameron Samimi. These are his own closed transactions, not third-party market estimates.

    Closed multifamily sales by Cameron Samimi in Los Angeles, showing address, unit count, sale price and closing month
    PropertyUnitsSale pricePrice / unitClosed
    8430 Wiley Post AvenueLos Angeles, CA4$1,400,000$350,000Aug 2026
    12007 Ocean ParkLos Angeles, CA4$1,230,000$307,500Feb 2026
    5918 FairfaxLos Angeles, CA2$1,251,000$625,500Jan 2026
    9802 GrahamLos Angeles, CA4$970,000$242,500Jan 2026
    1745 ColbyLos Angeles, CA10$2,895,000$289,500Dec 2025
    1439 Rexford DriveLos Angeles, CA5$2,000,000$400,000Dec 2025
    1439 RexfordLos Angeles, CA5$2,000,000$400,000Dec 2025
    10366 AshtonLos Angeles, CA4$1,955,000$488,750Dec 2025
    10366 Ashton AvenueLos Angeles, CA4$1,955,000$488,750Dec 2025
    847 E 24Los Angeles, CA8$960,000$120,000Dec 2025
    1271 South Sycamore AvenueLos Angeles, CA4$2,115,000$528,750Dec 2025
    1271 SycamoreLos Angeles, CA4$2,115,000$528,750Dec 2025

    Sale data recorded from closed escrows and public listing records, last updated 2026-09-10. Unit counts shown only where a verified count exists. See all closed deals · How these figures are counted.

    Mid City FAQ

    Questions from Mid City apartment owners

    Los Angeles multifamily sales data

    Aggregate figures from Samimi CRE Advisors' own closed Los Angeles apartment sales — not a third-party estimate.

    Aggregate Los Angeles multifamily sale statistics from Samimi CRE Advisors closed transactions, 20192026
    Closed transactions (2019–2026)83
    Total closed volume$143M
    Median closed sale price$1,400,000
    Median price per unitn = 69 transactions$311,666

    Updated 2026-09-10. Medians reflect one brokerage team's closings and are not a full-market index. Price-per-unit is calculated only on transactions with a recorded unit count of two or more. Full LA County dataset and methodology.

    Rent regulation: Mid City apartments fall under Rent Stabilization Ordinance (RSO). Read the City of Los Angeles owner's reference. Verify for the specific property.

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