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12325 Chandler BlvdSold

Every Apartment Owner Should Know This Number: $238/SF

Rick Raymundo sold this 33-unit Valley Village apartment building at a 10.82 GRM.

At a glance

Sale Price
$8,275,000

closed May 21, 2026

List Price
$8,450,000

initial ask

Units
33

24×1+1 · 8×2+1 · 1×3+?

Price / Unit
$250,758

per door

Price / SF
$238/SF

34,713 gross SF

CAP (Current)
5.9%

verified at close

GRM (Current)
10.82 GRM

verified at close

Year Built
1970

RSO applies

Lot SF
19,040 SF

LAR3 · 0.44 ac

ULA Tax (Est.)
$331,000

Measure ULA, above threshold

Loan
$5,260,000

JP Morgan Chase · 1st Mortgage

Hold Period
14.8 yrs

seller: Premier Apartments LLC

What matters

  1. $8.275M sale, 2.07% below ask.33 units in Valley Village. $250,758/door. $238/SF. 5.9% cap at close. Seller Stephen Samuel held the asset for roughly 14.8 years under Premier Apartments LLC. 
  2. Who is the Buyer:   A private investor with $36M + LA acquisitions, taking title through an LLC.  Name withheld at the buyer's request.  Still a good signal that there is strong private capital paying $238/SF for Valley product.
  3. $238/SF is the real story.  You can't replace apartments anywhere near that basis today.  This is much better than building a new building.  There is a lot of upside still left on the rents.
  4. My Bid:   I wanted to buy this around $200/SF. Rick told me that wasn't realistic. The property closed at $238/SF, giving me another data point for where buyers are actually writing checks.
12325 Chandler Blvd photo
FIG. 01, 12325 Chandler Blvd, Valley Village, CA 91607. Listing photo via Marcus & Millichap.

The Math the Broker Is Pitching

The verified close numbers are a 5.9% cap and a 10.82 GRM on $488,139 NOI.   Implied gross annual revenue is $764,787, which at 33 units works out to $1,931/month average in-place rent.  I think the buyer can slowly get these rents up by 20% and if rates go down, this will be worth over 10M.

ScenarioAvg Rent/MoGross AnnualNOI (est. 36% exp.)Value at 5.9% cap
In-Place (current)$1,931$764,787$488,139$8,273,543
Submarket Market Rent$2,084$825,264$527,169$8,935,915
Subject Market Rent$2,286$905,292$579,387$9,820,119

What an Operator Sees

I like this deal. The buyer paid $238/SF, got close to a 6% cap, has meaningful rent upside, and owns a quality apartment building in one of my favorite Valley submarkets. 

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Appeared in the June 28, 2026 edition of The Tape.