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Nice Building (1-2BR) in Century City/SM/WestWood Area?
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Nice Building (1-2BR) in Century City/SM/WestWood Area?
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Wangta
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Posts: 30
Registered: 09-09-2009

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Hey all, Does anybody have any suggestions on nice buildings with condos for sale in the Century City/West Wood/SM area? I'm looking for a 1-2 bedroom in a preferably high rise-like building in a "busy" part of town? I'm moving from NYC and I am used to the busy, bustling lifestyle and full-service like buildings in manhattan. I've been looking at condos in this area but I've only found old (built in the 1960s!) buildings or buildings with nice apartments, but terrible financial factors (high HOA, unstable tenant base, etc). Any help would be appreciated - I'm looking to cruise around this weekend and hopefully check out some buildings.
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11-03-2009 03:15 PM
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Re: Nice Building (1-2BR) in Century City/SM/WestWood Area?
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joyfulones
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Registered: 11-06-2009

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Hi, If you want SM area, check out condos more carefully. yes, many buildings were built in the 60's & 70's but, once converted to condos they are often renovated. in my building every unit has been renovated over the last 10 years. my building is all owner occupied. walking distance to everything great about SM. I don't know your price range, but check out 2641 4th St. 90405. walking distance to the beach, farmers market, main street restaurants, coffee shops, etc. Good Luck, I hope you find what you are looking for.
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11-06-2009 01:04 AM
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Re: Nice Building (1-2BR) in Century City/SM/WestWood Area?
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Wangta
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Registered: 09-09-2009

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Hey thanks - good to know. I think the dates scare me off, but as you described, I'm guessing the insides have been gutted and look pretty good. If you don't mind, could you let me know pricing in your area (wangtawang@gmail.com) Am I foolish to assume older buildings aren't as safe? I'm talking about water piping, etc. There was a building in Century City that I was looking at and I found out that there was massive water damage to many of the units because of old piping (building was built in the 60s I think). I think that experience has haunted me...
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11-06-2009 01:10 AM
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