LOS ANGELES HOUSING SHORTAGE / AFFORDABILITY

  • California has an acute housing shortage of approximately 978,000 units(2)
  • Of the ~3.2M households in L.A. County, roughly 54% rely on rental housing
  • Lack of appropriately zoned development land, increasing construction costs and a challenging permitting process severely limit the incoming supply of new, traditional multifamily product, in L.A. County

Affordability

17% of adults reported delaying or being unable to pay their mortgage/rent payment in the last 2 years

LOS ANGELES HOUSING MARKET

  • Lack of housing supply has resulted in extremely tight occupancy and continuously strong rent growth across all L.A. submarkets

Single-Family L.A. Homes on Parcels Allowing By-Right MF Redevelopment

L.A. County Submarkets Average: Annual Rent Growth

Number of Housing Units Needed, by LA Submarket

OPPORTUNITY MAPPING

  • L.A. County is rife with opportunities to transform single-family homes on single-family or multi-family zoned parcels into horizontal multifamily product
  • Strong rent growth trends exist across submarkets within the L.A. MSA, rendering a plethora of by-right development opportunities within various, strongperforming submarkets in the metro area

Affordability

17% of adults reported delaying or being unable to pay their mortgage/rent payment in the last 2 years

Single-Family L.A. Homes on Parcels Allowing By-Right MF Redevelopment

2022E Rent Growth in L.A. Metro by Submarket

EXPANSION OPPORTUNITY

Phase 1

Focus on Los Angeles and immediate surroundings. This market alone is big enough to build a property portfolio worth well over $500 million.

Phase 2

Expand within California to San Diego, Sacramento and the Bay Area.

Phase 3

Develop additional reach in Western cities, such as Seattle, Denver and Austin.

Phase 4

National expansion to additional cities, such as Minneapolis, Tampa and Miami.