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California Landmark Group cashes out of Brentwood multifamily for $745K per unit
07.11.25

Family office picks up BW for highest price per unit in LA in over 3 years A Japanese family office has picked up a Brentwood multifamily building for $58.1 million, the city’s most-expensive price per unit in years, according to a broker on the deal. Famh Group acquired BW, a 78-unit apartment building at 1168 […]

City Planning Commission signs off on townhomes 21241 Ventura Boulevard
06.27.25

Plans for a larger apartment building are also in play California Landmark Group has secured City Planning Commission approval for one of two development scenarios it is weighing for a site in Woodland Hills. On June 26, the Commission approved density bonus incentive and project compliance for a new townhome complex at 21241 W. Ventura Boulevard. Plans […]

LA Apartment Owners Brace For ‘Horrendous’ Fallout Of Section 8 Cuts
05.07.25

Los Angeles multifamily landlords and tenants are girding for yet another blow on the heels of January’s historically destructive fires that tore through a city still recovering from the pandemic. The latest challenge for the city’s apartment industry comes in the form of a budget shortfall, projected to be up to $118M, that could force the local […]

IPA Makes Big Luxury Sale in LA
04.08.25

By Richard BergerApril 8, 2025 The property traded at one of the area’s highest per-unit prices in more than three years. The BW, which traded Los Angeles highest per-unit sale price in more than three years. *Photo courtesy of Institutional Property Advisors Institutional Property Advisors has arranged the $58.1 million sale of The BW, a 78-unit apartment […]

The REAL Reason LA Housing Is So Expensive
02.05.25

Los Angeles real estate developer reveals why building apartments in LA is so challenging in 2024. Ari Kahan, who has developed over 100 properties with California Landmark Group, shares insider knowledge about LA apartment development, real estate investing, and why housing prices continue to rise in Los Angeles.