At Maher Commercial Realty, we specialize in unlocking the full potential of properties across Los Angeles County. Our expertise in zoning analysis, density maximization, and development entitlements helps investors and developers transform assets into high-value projects. Below, explore four active opportunities and one in escrow property showcasing the diverse range of development possibilities in LA’s most dynamic...Read More
At Maher Commercial Realty, we specialize in unlocking the full potential of land across Los Angeles County. Our expertise in zoning analysis, density maximization, and development entitlements helps investors and developers transform properties into thriving residential and commercial projects. Below, explore our current active land listings and in escrow property that demonstrate the strong demand for well-positioned...Read More
Los Angeles County’s land market shows a wide range of lot sizes and pricing. On average, listed parcels span roughly 233 acres with a typical listing price near $1.89 million. The median price per acre sits at about $9,973, reflecting the mix of small, infill lots and much larger rural or undeveloped parcels. For landowners,...Read More
The article from Governing explores the long‑standing debate between dense urban development and suburban sprawl by examining a recent California law that overrides some local zoning to allow more multifamily housing near transit corridors. Governing The piece argues that neither extreme—pure high‑density infill nor unchecked sprawl—is a complete solution on its own. Critical challenges include...Read More
The City of Los Angeles has initiated a program called Small Lots, Big Impacts to encourage the development of compact for‑sale homes on under‑utilized city‑owned lots. latimes.com Through a design competition, the city aims to pre‑approve building templates that promote multiple smaller units—rather than large single‑family homes—on each parcel. latimes.com+1 Initially, about ten city‑held lots will be sold...Read More
The Los Angeles County Development Authority (LACDA) has publicly listed vacant/surplus properties for disposition. For private landowners: moving land can align with county disposal flows; for buyers: possibilities to acquire formerly public/vacant land might be emerging. Read the original article →https://www.lacda.org/public-notices/surplus-land?utm_sourceRead More
The latest assessment roll for Los Angeles County shows taxable property values topping $2.17 trillion, following a nearly 4% increase year-over-year despite the area’s wildfire-related losses. Santa Clarita Valley Signal+1 The rise is driven by property transfers, new construction and the 2% inflationary cap under Proposition 13. Pasadena Now+1 While the total tax roll jumped...Read More
A 1.73-acre parcel in the desirable Beverlywood/West Pico corridor of Los Angeles just sold for about $24 million, or roughly $13.9 million per acre. CoStar The buyer is a multifamily developer, and the site—formerly an office building—is cleared and positioned for a high-end residential project of 200 + units. The transaction underscores the premium for...Read More
