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Van Nuys Multifamily Market Overview

The LAAA Team's published Van Nuys history includes 45 closed transactions totaling $124.8M, dated 05/30/2013 through 08/28/2026. These are historical team transactions across property types, not a survey of every Van Nuys sale or a forecast of your building's value. The apartment statistics below identify their own samples.

The existing story of 6034 Fulton Avenue explains a long-held family estate sale: the team offered the buildings together or individually, used nearby completed transactions to frame pricing, and worked through inspection and purchasing-entity changes. The 13915 Sherman Way story shows another part of the assignment: a renewed marketing campaign after a price change, comparison of competing offers, buyer qualification and coordination of tenant estoppels. Read the original stories for the circumstances and outcomes of each sale.

For a Van Nuys owner, the proposal starts with the actual building: current rent roll and collections, operating expenses, loan terms, capital work and unit documentation. We evaluate comparable sales and buyer underwriting, then discuss pricing, individual versus portfolio marketing where relevant, and what needs to be ready before launch. A smaller rent-controlled building and a newer property can require different preparation; confirm the property's actual rent-rule coverage rather than assuming it from the neighborhood.

If you are deciding whether to hold, sell or exchange, request a valuation and tell us about your timing and goals. We can discuss estimated sale proceeds and an equity or exchange analysis before you choose a marketing strategy. Buyers should use the current listings below or the listings page; the historical closing table contains completed transactions.

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