All Forum Posts by: Yanliang Mo

Hello ladies, I am a female investor in Los Angeles. 

Yes, I do see it pretty active. But I still feel it might take 10-20 years to have a total make over. Still should worth trying. 

I really want to think San Pedro has huge potential, but yet can’t help thinking, it might be another Long Beach, and never San Marino, Santa Monica.. means real estate not gonna go up that much? Easier just stay at Manhattan beach, Redondo and Hermosa? But again, don’t want to buy at their peak neither

@Charles Cooper  

I am looking at 333 W 8th, although closing to the waterfront, not sure it's a safe area for now? Then 890 W 3rd that just came out? 723 W 11th? and 916 S Patton? 

Thanks Josh, I was there at San Pedro today. And I know Long Beach. If by personal choice, I would stay within Redondo and Hermosa. But from investment point of view, if San Pedro has potential to have much better return, I would go there. Long Beach has so many listings, a bit overwhelming.

Hi everyone, I have been looking at multi family property in different locations of LA, mainly Redondo Beach, Arcadia, San Pedro and Long Beach. I prefer Redondo Beach, but I have read how Redondo Beach is kind of at its peak now, and San Pedro has potential with its waterfront redevelopment. But it looks to me it still might take 20 years for the city to have a complete make over. Long Beach has a lot of Multi family for sale, with section 8, is Long Beach a place to go?