LOS ANGELES—Koreatown is poised to become a core L.A. market, according to Bryan Glenn, senior director of the Charles Dunn Co., who says that the market has already shifted from gentrifying to future core. In the last two years, investment in the Downtown Los Angeles-adjacent market has soared, with major sales (we all remember TruAmerica's record-breaking acquisition of the Vermont) and unyielding demand. Today, investment in the market is hotter than ever. To find out where Koreatown is today, if it is too late for investors to break in and where the market is headed, we sat down with Glenn for an exclusive interview. Here, he gives us an inside look at the market.
GlobeSt.com: How has investment interest in Koreatown changed and what kind of activity are you seeing?
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