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1345 S Beverly Glen BlvdSold

$268/SF for Rare Westwood Stock with AB1482 Upside

Twenty-one big two-bedrooms, 1,325 square feet each, sold for $8.65M

At a glance

Sale Price
$8,650,000

closed Aug 25, 2026

Units
21

all 2-bed · avg 1,325 SF

Price / Unit
$411,905

per door

Price / SF
$267.67

on 32,316 gross SF

Lot SF
16,988 SF

0.39 acres · R3-1 zoning

Year Built
1988

3-story wood frame

Parking
22 stalls

covered tandem

ULA Tax Est.
$346,000

Measure ULA · above threshold

Submarket Avg / Unit
$536,230

CoStar Westwood Submarket

Annual Tax
$73,098

2025 tax year · $3,481/unit

What matters

  1. $8.65M closed August 25, 2026.21 units, all two-bedroom, in a three-story building at $411,905/door and $267.67/SF. Seller was Southview Investment Company, a private individual holder. Buyer recorded as Xenon Investments-Oxford Garden Apartments.
  2. The trade closed at $412K/door.  The Price per door and Cost Per SF on a 1988 build makes this well below replacement cost.  The unit mix is simple: 21 two-bedroom units averaging 1,325 SF each. No studios, no one-bedrooms. That uniformity is unusual and operationally clean. 
  3. 1988 -  AB 1482.Rent increases are capped at CPI plus 5%, max 10%.   This is great for the owner, allowing to keep up with the market.  
  4. ULA exposure is $346K.  ULA just took another 346K and we wonder why Los Angeles has become uninvestable.  ULA needs to go away!
1345 S Beverly Glen Blvd photo
LISTING PHOTO VIA COSTAR.

The Location

The one-mile demographic ring shows 32,478 residents with a median household income of $123,584 , making this a solid A Location.  

What an Operator Sees

My take: tracking, not buying. $411,905 a door for 21 two-bedrooms at $267.67 a foot is a real number, and 1,325 square feet per unit is rare stock in Westwood. What I do not have is income, so I cannot tell you what this actually yields. This is AB1482 so I know the owner can push rents up and work their way to $3500-4000 a unit, creating an opportunity for the new owner to get to above a 6 Cap on cost.

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Property and transaction data: CoStar Research.

Write to David Safai at David@AtlasBrief.La

Appeared in the Sept. 6, 2026 edition of The Tape.