• Gold section：

  1. Central Location – Located in the heart of Koreatown, Golden Galaxy is just a few minutes from downtown Los Angeles, and close to several shopping malls including Fig at 7th, City Center on 6th, Koreatown Galleria, Koreatown Plaza, and more. Residents of Golden Galaxy also have access to many restaurants, grocery stores and establishments in Koreatown that are open late or 24/7.

  2. Convenient Transportation – The Bus No. 66 stop is a two-minute walk and the Wilshire/Vermont metro station is a seven-minute walk from Golden Galaxy, both with direct routes straight to downtown in 20-30 minutes. Downtown is also just a short drive ten-minute drive away from the project site.

  3. Prime Investment Opportunity – With its close proximity to large employers in Koreatown and downtown Los Angeles, Golden Galaxy is also a short walk from Southwestern Law School and a ten-minute drive from the University of Southern California (USC), making it an excellent choice for students or working professionals alike. The annual rental returns are over 5.5% and vacancy rates are less than 3%, making this an excellent opportunity for end users and investors alike.

• Mature community：

  1. The wilshay commercial financial center in the center of Los Angeles is one of the most densely populated areas in Los Angeles.

  2. Commercial prosperity, the region there are many famous colonial revival style of commercial and residential buildings, a senior Asian fashion boutiques, as well as the high density of 24-hour places and restaurants, is a collection of commercial, financial, entertainment and education as one of the prosperous vitality community.

  3. South Korea is also one of the most diverse communities in the United States, with populations from different ethnic groups around the world.

• One Bedroom Plan

  Size:557 - 875sq.ft
  Price Range:$425,290-593,520

• Two Bedroom Plan

  Size:1,282-1,436sq.ft
  Price Range:$753,600-890,320
• Three Bedroom Plan

  Size:1,572sq.ft
  Price Range:$988,800

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The real estate market in Koreatown, including single family and multifamily residences, has continued to boom over the past several years. The median house price has risen 17.6% since last year and the price per square foot is 8.1% higher than last year. The market is steady and strong, making now a great time to invest.

The local rental market allows for annual returns of more than 5.5% for condominium owners of Golden Galaxy

• Median rent: $1825/bedroom/month
• One Bedroom: $1900-2500/month
• Two Bedrooms: $3200-4300/month

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