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4742 Sepulveda BlvdSold

They Paid $10.3M. It Just Sold for $7M.

And the Buyer Is Quietly Acquiring While LA Apartments Reprice.

At a glance

Sale Price
$6,980,000

confirmed at close

Units
21

3 studios · 18 two-bed

Price / Unit
$332,381

per door

Price / SF
$263.89/SF

26,450 gross SF

CAP (Current)
5.26%

at close, confirmed

GRM
10.36 GRM

at close, confirmed

Year Built
2014

reinforced concrete

Vacancy (Subject)
0.0%

at close

ULA Tax (Est.)
$279,200

Measure ULA, above threshold

Hold Period
60 months

Southview Investment Co.

What matters

  1. Same buyer. Same seller.Xenon Investments-Oxford Garden Apartments bought from Southview Investment Company on August 27, 2026. Two days earlier the same parties closed the 1988 Westwood 21-unit at 1345 S Beverly Glen. 
  2. $80,000 less a door than Westwood.$332,381 a door versus $411,905 on Glen. About $80,000 less a door. Per foot is almost a tie: $263.89 here, $267.67 on Glen. Glen's units average 1,325 square feet. These average 1,160. 
  3. 2014 is not RSO.Los Angeles rent stabilization stops at 1978. 
  4. Mix, parking, ULA.Three studios at 624 square feet and 18 two-bedrooms at 1,250. 36 Parking spaces.  Atlas estimates ULA at $279,200 on the $6.98 million close. Gross building area is 26,450 square feet.
4742 Sepulveda Blvd photo
FIG. 01, 4742 SEPULVEDA BLVD, SHERMAN OAKS, CA 91403. LISTING PHOTO VIA COSTAR.

The Setup

 21 units: 3 studios averaging 624 SF and 18 two-bedrooms averaging 1,250 SF. Gross building is 26,450 SF on a 15,246 SF lot.  

What an Operator Sees

Same buyer, same seller, two days apart: Xenon takes Southview's 2014 Sherman Oaks twenty-one-unit at $332,381 a door after paying about $412,000 a door for the 1988 Westwood building — and this asset is roughly 32% below its August 2021 $10.275 million trade.


A repeat buyer is writing checks while the prior peak basis collapses. CoStar prints a 5.26% actual cap and a 10.36 GRM; I still want the T-12.


While the market debates whether Los Angeles multifamily is cheap yet, Xenon's paired buys answer with a portfolio bid. Newer Valley product clearing about $80,000 a door under Westwood tells me the discount is zip code and unit size — and 2021 peak sellers may have to accept that reset to exit.


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Property and transaction data: CoStar Research.

Write to David Safai at David@AtlasBrief.La

Appeared in the Sept. 5, 2026 edition of The Tape.