How Los Angeles is zoned, priced, and owned.
South Beverly Properties invests in Los Angeles real estate. Its research on planning, markets, and the public companies that own the city will be published here.
Sample topics on this plate
Plate 01 is illustrative. All of its data is synthetic.
One district, three lenses.
Every study reads the city through one of three lenses. Here are the same three parcels beside the stop on Plate 01, read each way.
Urban planningWhat the code allows on a parcel, and what plans change. | Market analysisRents, values, and new supply, by submarket. | EquitiesPublic companies that own, build, and finance the city. | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Parcel A | C4-1VLCommercial | 83Value index | Listed developer |
| Parcel B | R3-1Multifamily | 48Value index | Listed REIT |
| Parcel C | RD1.5-1Restricted density | 37Value index | Private owner |
Research index
Sample topics, shown until the first research is published. Numbers 1 to 3 are pinned on Plate 01.
| No. | Research | Lens | Area |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Station areas on the Westside: what the zoning allows | Urban planning | Westside |
| 2 | Multifamily rents against new supply, by submarket | Market analysis | LA County |
| 3 | The listed landlords of Los Angeles rental housing | Equities | LA County |
| 4 | The city’s transfer tax and deal volume at the high end | Market analysis | City of LA |
| 5 | Office-to-residential conversions under adaptive reuse | Urban planning | Downtown |
| 6 | Homebuilder land holdings in the Inland Empire | Equities | Inland Empire |
Research from the owner’s side of the table.
South Beverly Properties owns and invests in real estate in Los Angeles, and takes on research and advisory work. The research published here will be how we read the city: what the rules allow on a parcel, what it trades for, and which public companies hold it.
New research publishes here first. Subscriptions open with the first piece.