Interview Corey Chambers, Broker

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REAL ESTATE NEWS (Los Angeles, CA) — We asked ChatGPT AI to write 10 interview questions for a newspaper reporter to ask Corey Chambers broker in Los Angeles. With artificial intelligence, we will fire the human news reporter, and just do the interview ourselves. Here are the ten news interview questions for notable L.A. Realtor® Corey Chambers: | VIDEO


Can you share some insights into your journey as a real estate broker in Los Angeles and what inspired you to choose this profession?

It started at the age of three, when my mother let me run free-range all around L.A. Area neighborhoods (Compton, Lynwood, Norwalk, Downey, Long Beach and Los Angeles) by myself as a young child. I survived. Now I’m running around Downtown and all over Southern California, helping home sellers, buyers, renters, landlords and investors to survive and thrive in any neighborhood, any market and any economic climate.

How do you think the Los Angeles real estate market has evolved over the years, and what are some current trends you’ve observed?

As the most diverse and creative city, Los Angeles has the third largest metropolitan economy in the world. The local real estate market added a large number of amazing conversion live/work lofts with tremendous character from 2000 to 2012. More recently, ADU Accessory Dwelling Units have become legalized, providing new opportunities for property owners to improve their long-term finances with rental income. Today, prices are lower than they were 5 months ago, giving home buyers and investors an improved opportunity to find just the right home, along with a special deal.

What challenges and opportunities do you see in the LA real estate market, particularly in the downtown area?

The biggest challenges of Downtown Los Angeles real estate include the current price drops, which could possibly dip into negative equity for some owners. Also, the homeless and mentally ill situation is not fully contained, contributing to crime that is higher than many other large cities. The relatively low downtown condo prices present an opportunity to pick up a bargain.

As a real estate expert, can you share your thoughts on the impact of remote work and the pandemic on the residential and commercial property markets in Los Angeles?

I’m doing more marketing and sales presentations by Zoom and phone, fewer in-person showings. I’ve always communicated my thoughts honestly on the exaggerated pandemic and the ignored downsides of lockdown and forced vaccines. I have also been careful to follow the rules presented by the state, local government, industry and home owners. Remote work is great, but there is not always a replacement for in-person meeting to build strong relationships.

What advice do you have for first-time homebuyers or investors looking to enter the Los Angeles real estate market?

The current market may offer new opportunities in the form of seller carry financing, and extra incentives for cash buyers. Sellers may also offer to help buyers with an interest rate buy-down, and may pay for buyer’s closing costs.

How has technology changed the way you conduct business, and what role do you see technology playing in the future of the real estate industry?

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Corey Chambers, Art Broker

Known as a real estate broker, art dealer Corey has also been a consignment seller of art for nearly 20 years.

In yesterday’s premium article called “Monetize Your Home,” I mentioned that most anyone can find valuables in their home to sell. This often includes art. Now that we are in the worst economic depression in recent history, many people find it necessary to sell personal belongings and household goods in order to keep enough cash on hand to survive the dark winter and beyond, plus gain extra cash to invest in the extremely good deals that a major economic crisis brings. Artwork is among the treasures that many people have, which we often don’t think of selling until times are tough. For many, now is one of those times. | Blog Video


Corey Chambers, Art Broker
Other valuables that can generate significant cash may include electronics, tools, musical instruments, expensive decor, cars, motorcycles, boats, precious metals, collectibles and other valuables. For art, the #1 key to determining value is the fame and desirability of the artist, and secondly, whether the work is a hand-crafted original, print or reproduction. For instance, a hand-painted Renoire will likely sell in the millions. A Calder screen print will likely go for around $1,000. A mass produced beautiful artwork by an unknown artist will usually sell for next to nothing.

I’ve been selling hundreds of thousands of dollars of art in conjunction with luxury homes. I’m just getting the word out that I’m willing to help people get more money out of their artwork and other valuables, even if they don’t have a home to sell. Offer ends Dec 31, 2020.

Get more money for your items when Corey Chambers Team sells your art, decor, cars, parts, music, electronics, tools, appliances, furniture, antiques, toys or sports equipment (min. $300 value per item please). We do the work. You get your choice of a check in the mail or electronic payment! If you might like to sell a valuable item in the Greater Los Angeles Area, request a free valuation of the items by calling 213-880-9910 or fill out my online form:


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After 10 years of selling million dollar condos in L.A., Broker Corey Chambers returns to art consignment

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Sell My House Fast For Cash: Here’s Why Quick Offers are Shrinking #sellhomeforcash

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Home Sellers: Real estate transactions are often complex, slow and stressful. To simplify and shorten the process, new ibuyer companies use technology and investors to make an offer on a home instantly. These ibuyer companies have recently begun to spend much less on buying homes. Offers from iBuyers are going down compared to full market value. The decline in ibuyer offers is due to higher risk in the marketplace, while more home sellers agree to accept lower cash offers in order to reduce their own exposure to a jittery real estate market caused by today’s virus hysteria. An increasing number of home sellers are willing to accept less money in exchange for more certainty — less than full market value — often $50,000 to $100,000 less than a fully marketed home sale. | Blog Video

A larger number of prospective home sellers instead prefer to receive an offer on their home within 24 hours, but then decide if they would like to accept that offer or if they prefer to fully market the home using a real estate professional who provides a guaranteed sale amount for the full market value or higher. #chambersguarantee

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Copyright © This free information provided courtesy L.A. Loft Blog with information provided by Corey Chambers, Realty Source Inc, BRE 01889449, MPR Funding Inc NMLS 2000513. We are not associated with the seller, homeowner’s association or developer. For more information, contact 213-880-9910 or visit LAcondoInfo.com Licensed in California. All information provided is deemed reliable but is not guaranteed and should be independently verified. Properties subject to prior sale or rental. This is not a solicitation if buyer or seller is already under contract with another broker.

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Readers of the L.A. Loft Blog have a few things in common. They tend to appreciate homes with character, condos that are unique, or houses that stand out from the crowd. This includes lofty homes with unique style, architecture, and creative energy. To help with that, below is today’s top ten best deals on homes with character in the Greater Los Angeles Area: #homeswithcharacter #losangeles

1100 S Hope Street 1503, Los Angeles, California 90015-2193 Listing ID220011172Price$665,000Price/SqFt$773.26StatusActiveBedrooms1Total Baths1Full Baths1SqFt860

4914 9Th Avenue, Los Angeles, California 90043-4850 Listing ID20669212Price$680,000Price/SqFt$464.80StatusActiveBedrooms4Total Baths2Full Baths2SqFt1,463

1411 Albany Street, Los Angeles, California 90015-3201 Listing ID20598388Price$697,000Price/SqFt$497.86StatusActiveBedrooms3Total Baths1Full Baths1SqFt1,400

6433 Dix Street, LOS ANGELES CA 90068 2 Beds Baths 1.00 720 Sqft LP: $699,000 https://www.themls.com/Share/YWFhamFmYmpk

4169 Portola Avenue, Los Angeles, California 90032-1650 Listing ID20666226Price$737,500Price/SqFt$568.18StatusActiveBedrooms3Total Baths1Full Baths1SqFt1,298

5739 7th Avenue, Los Angeles, California 90043-2515 Listing IDTR20254183Price$748,988Price/SqFt$720.18StatusActiveBedrooms2Total Baths2Full Baths2SqFt1,040

1900 W Avenue 30, Los Angeles, California 90065-1202 Listing IDDW20216352Price$825,000$25KPrice/SqFt$496.39StatusActiveBedrooms3Total Baths2Full Baths2SqFt1,662

3227 Andrita ST, LOS ANGELES CA 90065 3 Beds Baths 1.00 1,784 Sqft $845,000 https://www.themls.com/Share/YWFhamFmY2Jj

598 W Buntzman Way, Los Angeles, California 90065Listing IDSB20196786Price$849,000Price/SqFt$523.75StatusActiveBedrooms3Total Baths4Full Baths3Partial Baths1SqFt1,621

3468 N Knoll Drive, Los Angeles, California 90068-1522 Listing IDPW20231202Price$849,000$146KPrice/SqFt$803.98StatusActiveBedrooms2Total Baths2Full Baths2SqFt1,056

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Bitcoin Rises Above $25,000 as Urban Properties Fall

Bitcoin owners got extra big Christmas gifts in 2020.
Congratulations to all of the smart crypto-cookies who have been making $1,000 per day over the last several days! The Loft Blog first mentioned Bitcoin in 2014 shortly after it bounced briefly above $1,000. We mentioned at that time that Bitcoin could potentially be more cool than a loft. In 2017, the Loft Blog reported that Bitcoin would continue on its path as a much better investment than urban real estate in terms of ROI return on investment. We demonstrated extraordinary upright temerity by suggesting that investors consider selling real estate to buy Bitcoin. History proven us super right on all counts. The information provided by the Loft Blog has proven to be the gift that keeps on giving. Amid big city property markets that have been devastated by hysteria and blight, suburbs have become the shining point of light, while Bitcoin has proven the financial saving grace for those who have taken advantage of it.

“I can’t believe how much Bitcoin went up.” — Will A.

Urban real estate shall be struggling for some time. To help readers further take financial advantage of a rapidly changing economic, real estate and tech landscape, we have launched Loft Blog Premium. It includes billions of dollars worth of money-making information of all kinds to help readers pull ahead of the pack. Try it risk-free.

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Bitcoin investors have much to celebrate with big profits during 2020, and high hopes for 2021.
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Inflation and technology parts of major chaos in world economy. In a tsunami of change, it’s sink or swim.

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The article that we posted two days went absolutely bonkers. The Loft Blog normally gets around 1,000 to 2,000 views per day, but we’re getting about 8,000 to 12,000 views today for the Coming Inflation post. Check it out in today’s Top Posts list below:

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Essential items see sustained significant price increases on Amazon in 2021, with some products jumping up many times their original price. Analysis by the US Public Interest Research Group studied 750 essential items sold on Amazon’s marketplace, comparing their pre-panic prices to what customers paid for them at the end of 2020.

Of 750 items, the prices of 409 increased by more than 20%, while 136 had more than doubled. Patio heaters, suddenly a must-have during winter lockdowns, saw the most significant percentage increase. One model skyrocketed from $150 to $699 — a 366% jump. | Blog Video

Home Prices Plateau

Despite massive federal spending, money printing and quantitative easing, some experts expect home prices to see a smaller rise this year than in 2020.

Southern California home prices and sales rose in December from a year earlier, continuing a so-called “pandemic housing boom” driven by rock-bottom mortgage rates and people needing more space to cope with lockdown.

The 6-county region’s median sales price jumped 10.1% from December 2019 to $600,000 last month, according to data released Friday from real estate firm DQNews. Sales rose 29% from a year earlier.

Real estate agents and other housing experts say the pandemic had supercharged the market. People with higher incomes who are most likely to buy a home in the first place have been relatively unscathed by the economic downturn. And some are looking for more space as some workplaces remain closed. Mortgage interest rates dropped to record lows, in part because of a Federal Reserve policy designed to stimulate the economy. Government -controlled mortgage company Freddie Mac reported the average rate for a 30-year fixed mortgage was 2.77% this week, down from 3.6% a year earlier. The drop has lured more buyers into a market in which they’ve found few homes for sale, prompting bidding wars on the most attractive homes.

Like gold, stocks and bitcoin, real estate provides a hedge against inflation. In Los Angeles County, the median price rose 11.4% from a year earlier to $700,000, while sales climbed 26%. 

The upswing in the for-sale market is in stark contrast to the rental market, where struggling tenants have disproportionately been hit by job losses. The contrast shows how the coronavirus panic has exacerbated economic disparities in California, and in the U.S. at large.

Many low-income renters are behind on rent and worry they’ll eventually face eviction during a pandemic that has killed more than 400,000 Americans. The average rent in Los Angeles has also fallen as vacancies rise, in part because some higher-income renters are choosing to buy for the first time.

Stagflation, the collapsing economy with higher prices, best explains the crazy combination of up, down and stagnant prices. While it is true that some suburban neighorbhood prices went up in 2020 because families and office workers were locked down, forced to stay home more, the prices increases reflect a temporary need for more suburban style safety and more square footage due to temporary overuse of residences, not because of a long-term increase in value. Based on true accounts from actual real estate professionals in Los Angles, reports of a “pandemic real estate boom” are as overblown as other pro-pandemic propaganda that we are being forced fed by politicians and biased media. Most home values are stagnating or falling nationwide. Most urban home prices have been tumbling for several years. Commercial real estate has fallen off a cliff, as investors like Ben Mallah sell loser hotels in favor of safer properties anchored by major national brands.

Shorting oil is the money-making play as a new presidential administration confirms plans to reduce oil demand considerably by extending lockdowns and increasing regulations.

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Multi-level condominium and apartment units provide extra high ceilings, more privacy and more room to stretch out. Most two-level and three-level lofts provide nearly twice the ceiling height, greater bed area separation, and extra wall space for artworks and storage.

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Angelenos pre-occupied with virus hysteria. Real enemies take control.

Urban real estate prices continue to fall, as prospective home buyers dry up. While Angelenos are entirely distracted by an “invisible enemy,” the violent gangs have taken advantage, and have taken control. The city must capitulate to its failures, then make some difficult changes. Not just the property market, but our livelihoods and our lives depend on it.

Panic leads to very bad decisions. Hysteria leads to the very worst of results. It seems as though the only safety concern today involves a bad flu-like virus that is not even in the top 7 causes of death according to the CDC. This kind of mass hysteria leads to unexpected, undesirable outcomes. Extended mass hysteria leads to unlimited mass atrocities. For one local example, taxpayers have allowed the city to cripple hundreds of thousands of jobs, to stop enforcing most laws involving the homeless, attracting more crime, with less protection for middle-class taxpayers. As a result, L.A. homeless and middle class taxpayers both now suffer from a massive explosion of horrific crime, including violent assault and murder. Now that hundreds of thousands of retail, restaurant, travel, tourism, and entertainment industry jobs for the young adults of Los Angeles are impacted or wiped out, violent gang activities are the only choice for many.

Unprotected homeless and the middle class are being abused and killed by gang members at an atrocious pace. The first two weeks of 2021 rang in more violent crime than the entire year of 2020. The people who we thought were our city officials now beg and plead with the real bosses — the teens and twenty-somethings who control the city streets with nearly unfettered, merciless power. LA gang members may once may have been our waiters — now they’re our armed robbers and our drive-by shooters.  They used to wear a vest with bowtie, when they worked at the hotel restaurant.  Now they wear a white t -shirt, baggy pants and face tattoos. Violent gangs are the natural choice for young adults who are prevented from working by elected officials. The size, strength and economy of local gangs have grown by leaps and bounds. With names like Canoga Park Alabama, The Magician Club, Crazy Riders, 38th Street, Mara Salvatrucha and Paca Trece, these gangs now control the streets while Angelenos feel imprisoned at home. Get to know our new leaders online before meeting them in person.

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The new government of Los Angeles, elected through neglect of law enforcement.
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The best deals on amazing lofts go quickly, often before they are listed.
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Los Angeles, CA —  In keeping with the powerful combination of truth and light, the Loft Blog addresses two conflicting aspirations for a satisfying lifestyle.  The first is the desire to improve our lives by living in an amazing, efficient property amid the best shopping, dining, entertainment and transportation. Secondly, we want to live in place we can trust, where we feel safe, creatively fulfilled and economically stable. With more awareness of the pros and cons of urban living, we can take full advantage of modern metropolitan opportunities, and reduce our exposure to the dangers and down sides of big city chaos. | Blog Video

The Glen Donald Building, at 2121 James M Wood Blvd in the Westlake neighborhood of Los Angeles, is an historic condominium building with mostly small studio to medium-sized one-bedroom units, around 300 square feet to 700 square feet or so, occasionally For Sale or For Lease.  See more Glen Donald information and listings.


Californians Leaving the State and Moving to Texas


The State of California today attracts poverty, while chasing away wealth at breakneck speed.  The state once attracted millions of residents from other states across the country, but now, the once-golden state is losing residents faster to other states.  With high taxes and high housing costs, more residents consider moving, especially retirees and younger peeps who can telecommute.

Making matters worse, the single-party echo chambers of politicians accelerate implementation of radical policies that are most closely attuned to failed socialist states, not prosperous ones.  The growing exodus, brain drain and evaporation of wealth coincides with the fastest growing sprawl of homeless tent encampments and garbage piles in recent history.  Virus hysteria and authoritarian government-mandated lockdown have quickened the pace of California’s decline.  As if things could not get worse, the city has seen the most dramatic explosion of violent crime since the economic stagnation of 1970s.

The sour icing on the California collapse cake is composed of increasing tax burdens at precisely the wrong time, further disincentive for the wealthy and middle class to remain. International wealth guru Andrew Henderson of Nomad Capitalist advises rich folks to not even consider visiting California any more because of the growing risk of massive unexpected tax events.  The result for California is continued expansion of the struggling, poor and homeless, but with fewer wealthy and middle class willing to stick around to pay for the increasing burdens. Check out CNBC’s special, What’s Driving California’s Mass Exodus?

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Drive-by shootings explode. The rich burn rubber to leave Los Angeles spinning its wheels.
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