Something different for the Fourth of July: Rome has its millenia-old ruins like the Coliseum. West L.A. has its decades-old Burger King ruin, on the north side of Santa Monica Blvd., east of Bundy. Wonder what was intended here, and why nothing has happened?
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I went through the drive through once when I had the flu and wanted comfort food. That was 9 years ago. It had that overgrown look even then.
Don't know anything about that location. However, I am interested in knowing what is going on with the empty lot on the corner of Wilshire and 23rd. It has been empty forever and seems like a prime commercial location. What is the deal?
I was just looking on Craigslist and saw a handfull of north of Montana homes for rent. Highest rent was $20K/month for a huge 6 bedroom place. One of the homes I saw looked to be brand new and I think it may also be for sale. Is is common to see so many ultra high end places for rent?
I know in a lot of places people try to rent houses and condos out instead of selling if they are stuck for one reason or another and can't really sell. Any thoughts?
If I had some capital I'd turn it into a Wendy's. Culver is too far to drive for my Jr Bacon Cheeseburger fix.
ummm anyone else see this? I found it from the LA times blog.
http://www.socalmls.com/DispArticle.cfm?ARTICLE_ID=19628
They are taking away DOM info from the MLS...guess that ends the debate on relistings. Anyone else read the book 1984?
oops, probably a bad link...just go to the LA times land blog.
I believe that's where OJ used to eat!
War Chest, I agree, hiding information in the name of customer service is appalling. Although as long as Zip Realty publishes Listing Dates I'll be ok.
I heard the property is owned by sisters, who are in a dispute...its a shame, its truly west-la blight!
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