Razed Altadena home sells for $100K over its asking price — as LA residents flee fire-ravaged houses
A home in Altadena that was burned to the ground by last month’s Eaton fire has been sold for more than $100,000 above the ...
Buying a Burned-Down Home: Is It Worth the Investment?
“Buying a burned-down home isn’t for the faint of heart, but with the right due diligence, it can present a strong investment ...
First Altadena property with home destroyed by Eaton Fire hits market, sells within days
The first Altadena property with a home that was destroyed by the Eaton Fire in January has officially sold, just days after ...
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Altadena home burned down in the Eaton Fire being sold for $550,000
The lot on West Calaveras Street used to be a rental property, and was sold for $550,000, $100,000 over asking price, all ...
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Altadena's first fire-ravaged property sells for $550,000
The first fire-ravaged property in Altadena has sold amid a flurry of offers. Realtor Brock Harris says he listed the lot at 95 West Calaveras Street for about $450,000 and ended up selling it for ...
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First California Fire Sale Is Not Cheap
Despite some residents' vow that "Altadena is not for sale," a burned-down property in the historically Black Los Angeles ...
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House burned to the ground by Eaton Fire in escrow for $550,000
The Eaton Fire tore through Altadena, destroying thousands of homes and reducing them to parcels of ash and rubble. What’s ...
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Altadena, Palisades see first home sales after fires
The first Altadena property destroyed by the Eaton Fire in January has officially sold, just days after hitting the market.
The Eaton fire took his home. He’s doubled down on helping others
The Eaton Fire hasn’t changed René Amy in one respect. The 64-year-old contractor and community advocate is still lending a ...
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Banks mull their role in rebuilding diverse LA community
Altadena was a flourishing melting pot. Now, with thousands of houses burned and no functioning banks, residents wonder if it ...
Fair Oaks Burger was a place to ‘come for food, stay for friends.’ Then, it survived the Eaton fire
Once we got to our property, after we physically saw the building, it looked fine. But then we saw what was surrounding it.