Los Angeles Homebuyers Snap Up Old Inventory as Housing Supply Plummets in December
Echo Park home prices top $800K and West Adams is officially a rising star.
Jeffery writes about the L.A. real estate market for Redfin Real Time and works with journalists covering real estate throughout Southern California. He previously worked as an editor and researcher for a leading real estate publishing firm.
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Echo Park home prices top $800K and West Adams is officially a rising star.

After a year of heated competition for homes across the country, the balance of power between buyers and sellers is shifting. In a survey of 900 Redfin agents across the country conducted last month, only 6 percent believed sellers held all the power, down from 36 percent in the first quarter.
L.A. home prices rose just 3.5 percent in October from a year earlier to $553,500, marking the fourth consecutive month of slowing price appreciation. Sales in the city were flat, ending a four-month run of year-over-year growth.
Home prices in the city of Los Angeles rose just 3.8 percent in September but skyrocketed in a few hot neighborhoods such as Echo Park and Cheviot Hills.
Competition is still high for L.A. homebuyers, especially on the Westside of L.A. where the median sale price topped $1M in July. Many homes on the Eastside are selling within two weeks.
Echo Park home prices top $800K and West Adams is officially a rising star.

After a year of heated competition for homes across the country, the balance of power between buyers and sellers is shifting. In a survey of 900 Redfin agents across the country conducted last month, only 6 percent believed sellers held all the power, down from 36 percent in the first quarter.
L.A. home prices rose just 3.5 percent in October from a year earlier to $553,500, marking the fourth consecutive month of slowing price appreciation. Sales in the city were flat, ending a four-month run of year-over-year growth.
Home prices in the city of Los Angeles rose just 3.8 percent in September but skyrocketed in a few hot neighborhoods such as Echo Park and Cheviot Hills.
Competition is still high for L.A. homebuyers, especially on the Westside of L.A. where the median sale price topped $1M in July. Many homes on the Eastside are selling within two weeks.