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4110 W 3rd StSold

New York Developer Pays $153/SF for Koreatown Development Land

A Planned 190-205 unit LIHTC Development with a targeted 2028 groundbreaking date

At a glance

Sale Price
$5.62M

recorded April 29, 2026

Price / SF (Land)
$153/SF

36,686 SF lot

Price / Acre
$6.67M

~1.05 acres per sale notes

Lot Size
36,686 SF

two parcels combined

Zoning
(T)(Q)R5-1VL / R3-1

pre-entitlement

Incentive Stack
ED1 · TOC 3 · DDA

all three active

ULA Tax Estimate
$224,779

above ULA threshold

Hold Period (Seller)
8 months

Lone Oak Fund LLC

Buyer Acq. Activity
$157.9M

tracked acquisitions

Buyer: Six Peak Capital (SP 4110 West 3rd LP)

What matters

  1. The trade.Five years ago, many comparable Koreatown sites traded in the $250–300/SF range, with some premium sales north of $400/SF. This $153/SF sale shows how much pricing has reset.
  2. Data Point.  $153/SF is another data point showing where Koreatown development land traded.
  3. The Original Plans for this site.  Originally planned as a 171-room Hampton Inn & Suites, this site never moved forward. Nearly a decade later, it has traded as a multifamily development to a New York based developer.
  4. The Buyer Six Peak Capital.  Six Peak Capital is a New York-based multifamily developer with 50+ investments, 3,100+ completed apartment units, and 1,100+ units currently under construction. The firm is actively expanding its Los Angeles development pipeline, making it a buyer worth knowing for brokers marketing multifamily land.   Website: www.sixpeakcapital.com LinkedIn: Six Peak Capital on LinkedIn
4110 W 3rd St photo
FIG. 00, 4110 W 3rd St / 314 S Harvard Blvd, Koreatown, Los Angeles. Image via Google Street View.

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