WESTMAC Commercial Brokerage Company has announced the sale of 626 N. Larchmont Boulevard in Los Angeles for $2,500,000. The property, which features a ±2,094-square-foot building on a ±5,622-square-foot lot, was purchased by Larchmont Arts District LLC as an investment. The transaction highlights the continued strength of premier neighborhood retail corridors like Larchmont Village, where well-located assets with solid fundamentals continue to attract significant investor interest.
T.C. Macker, President of WESTMAC Commercial Brokerage Company, stated, 'The sale of 626 N. Larchmont Boulevard reflects the continued strength and resilience of premier neighborhood retail corridors like Larchmont Village. Well-located assets with strong fundamentals continue to attract significant investor interest. We are pleased to have represented our client in achieving a successful closing on this exceptional property.'
WESTMAC professionals T.C. Macker and Woody Cook exclusively represented the seller, while Brian Hart and Greg Batiste represented the buyer. The transaction demonstrates the firm's expertise in retail property sales and its deep knowledge of the Los Angeles market.
WESTMAC Commercial Brokerage Company, founded in 1988 by Timothy C. Macker, is a full-service commercial real estate brokerage firm based in Los Angeles. The company provides consultation, advisory, and marketing services to property owners, users, developers, and investors. With over 30 professionals, the firm specializes in office, industrial, retail, and multi-family properties. Among its primary services are exclusive marketing of for-sale and for-lease properties, tenant representation, and consultation on property disposition or acquisition.
The sale of 626 N. Larchmont Boulevard adds to WESTMAC's track record in the Larchmont Village area, a sought-after retail destination in Los Angeles. As the company continues to operate independently after its affiliation with Coldwell Banker Commercial from 2001 to 2018, it remains committed to its standard that 'the client's best interest must be the guiding force behind all services.'
