The landlord tries to sell fire victims in the urban area where residents live

In the already tense housing market, thousands of houses and apartments are lost due to wild fire, and the landlord of the central Los Angeles city center is trying to bring the fire victims to the urban environment away from the burning area.

Members of the long -established core business improvement zone have initiated a social media sports apartment.

Regional executive director Blair Bestn acknowledged that the urban area is not familiar with most of the fakes, but she said that she hopes that the availability and price of the apartment there may attract them to consider.

Beanten said: “The Western District and Pasadina areas may be full of people who want to approach their former living.” “This may be impossible.”

Many people who are displaced are already apartment tenants. Real Estate data provider Costar said that 9,500 rental units with 480 houses may be damaged or destroyed in the fire zone.

The affected property is a small number of small apartment buildings owned by the husband and wife landlord. Costar said that nearly 75 % of buildings include less than 15 units, with an average age of 71. Many of them lack common modern facilities, such as central air conditioning, fitness center or swimming pool.

Costar said that the cost of rebuilding such humble housing “constitutes a challenge that is almost impossible to overcome.” “Los Angeles’s new apartment building tends to luxury goods. Last year, the average rent was 3,300 US dollars, and the price related to the leasing property in the fire zone was in sharp contrast.” The average price was $ 2,640 per month.

Costar said that modern earthquake construction regulations and inflation -driven construction costs have further exacerbated the difficulty of reconstruction, which is economical for many property owners.

Beiden said that the average monthly core plan can get about 500 units, with an average of $ 2,046 per month. In order to increase the appeal of firefighting refugees, the landlord provides lease in just three months, and will arrange with furniture rental enterprises to provide units for new tenants.

Laurie Miskuski, the landlord Ico Group, said: “We try to provide some houses, including kitchen necessities and bathroom necessities quickly.” “Many people have lost everything. The last thing they need to worry about is the grill machine or coffee machine.”

The property of the ICO Group has a commercial loft. The attic opened in 1907 with department stores and became a housing more than ten years ago. ICO also has Broadway Lofts, which is a revival style building in the Renaissance in 1907, which can be traced back to 1907.

Miskuski said that the fire that people refused from home were “incredible trauma.” “We tried to reach out and said,” Hey, we may not be a community you are accustomed to, but we are a vibrant community, providing many things in the place where more people are welcome. ‘”

So far, since the new owner has carried out delayed maintenance and pop -up tenants who have not paid unpaid rents, so far, most units contained in the outsourcing plan of the business improvement zone exist in five historical buildings.

Mark Sanders, co -founder of the 15th group, said: “Covid has caused great damage to the city center in many ways.” “Habitual, people have not paid rent, and the deportation is not helpful.

Sanders said: “It took us a long time to circulate many of these units. This is why we have this vacancy.” Sanders said.

He hopes that the vacancies in his buildings include Marley Lofts and Thurman Lofts, and may even be a selling point for people who are displaced. They may want to live near their family members, friends or churches or Jewish churches near, friends or members.

He said: “Now, they have the opportunity to rent together in the same building.”

The business improvement zone hopes to add other landlords to the appeal plan, and Bestn hopes that it will also improve the public image of the core of history.

The focus of the advertising activity on Instagram is the availability of short -term leasing, as well as the construction historical buildings of a community with the opportunity to live in a shop, restaurant, office, and entertainment distance.

Once a business heart center of urban business, shopping and entertainment, the area was in trouble in the late 20th century, because companies moved several neighborhoods to several blocks west, while department stores followed their customers to the suburbs. It resumed after 2000. With the arrival of apartments, fashion stores, bars and high -end restaurants, but as homeless returns became more common, during the period, the male tweeters in some streets changed again.

She said that the people who left the loss with Fire provided an opportunity to have the opportunity to be curious about “people who are curious about living somewhere and those who don’t have to get on the car throughout the weekend.” They might ask, “What is this, would I give it a try?”