621 S Dunsmuir Ave is a 32 unit apartment building in the heart of Miracle Mile, one of Los Angeles's most established and consistently in-demand rental submarkets. Built in 1929, the property spans 21,480 gross square feet on a 7,801 square foot lot, just steps from Museum Row.

The unit mix is straightforward and efficient: 24 studios and 8 one-bedroom, one-bathroom units, spread across 21,480 square feet of gross building area. That kind of studio-heavy mix is well suited to Miracle Mile's renter base, young professionals and creatives drawn to the neighborhood's walkability and cultural density rather than square footage.

• 24 studio units
• 8 one-bedroom, one-bathroom units
• 21,480 gross square feet of building area
• 7,801 square foot lot (0.18 acres)
• Built in 1929

At $5,600,000, the property delivers an initial CAP rate of 5.38% at current in-place rents, with the potential to reach a 7.17% CAP rate as units turn over and reset closer to market. That nearly two-point spread is a meaningful piece of embedded upside in a submarket where demand has historically held firm.

Miracle Mile places tenants at the center of Los Angeles's cultural corridor. The property sits just steps from Museum Row, including LACMA, the Petersen Automotive Museum, and the Academy Museum, putting residents at the intersection of art, history, and modern city living.

With a Walk Score of 95, the building offers easy access to cafés, restaurants, and boutique shopping, along with proximity to The Grove and the Original Farmers Market. That combination of walkability and cultural density is a consistent driver of tenant demand in this part of the city, and a factor that tends to support rent growth as older studio and one-bedroom stock turns over to market rates.

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