Fifteen condos carried the New badge on page one of /condos-for-sale the morning this was written, spread from Downtown lofts to a Santa Monica home a block off the sand. This is a snapshot of what came to market this week — a dated picture that moves daily as listings sell, reprice or expire — so treat every figure below as accurate the day it was captured and confirm anything current on the live listing page. For the citywide backdrop, our market report at /market-stats counts roughly 1,937 active for-sale condos across Los Angeles as of July 2026.
Fifteen fresh listings, one live snapshot
The New badge marks a listing that reached the feed within the last two weeks, and this week's fifteen span nearly the full LA price ladder — from a $498,000 one-bedroom Downtown to a $4,475,000 three-bedroom near the Santa Monica beach. What follows is a guided tour of a dozen of them by submarket, with the address, price and specifics exactly as each card renders them. Nothing here is estimated: every number is what /condos-for-sale displayed today.
Downtown and Koreatown: where the entry money goes
The cheapest new condo on page one is 889 Francisco Street #1210, a 1-bed, 1-bath, 750-square-foot unit in the South Park high-rise district asking $498,000, or $664 per square foot. A few blocks away, 1100 S Grand #A503 lists at $525,000 for a 2-bed, 2-bath, 1,400-square-foot layout — at $375 per square foot, the lowest price-per-foot of any new listing this week, a reminder that Downtown floor plans still buy more room than almost anywhere on the Westside. West of Downtown in Koreatown, 1026 S Oxford Avenue #204 came to market at $695,000 for a 2-bed, 2-bath, 1,180-square-foot unit ($589 per square foot), the neighborhood's familiar pitch of space-per-dollar inside the 90006 core.
The Westside spread: West LA to the Wilshire Corridor
The Sawtelle and West LA corridor produced two new listings that trace the step from starter to family-sized: 10760 Missouri Avenue #102 opens at $999,000 for a 2-bed, 2-bath, 1,223-square-foot home ($817 per square foot), while 1715 Armacost Avenue #2 is a larger 3-bed, 2.5-bath unit at 1,810 square feet for $1,499,000 ($828 per square foot). Up in Century City, 2220 Avenue Of The Stars #2701 — a 27th-floor, 2-bed, 2-bath, 1,600-square-foot condo — is newly listed at $1,595,000 ($997 per square foot), and on the Wilshire Corridor, 10445 Wilshire Boulevard #1905 asks $2,295,000 for a 2-bed, 2-bath, 1,945-square-foot high-floor home ($1,180 per square foot). The per-foot climb from Missouri Avenue to Wilshire Boulevard is the Westside premium in a single paragraph.
Santa Monica and West Hollywood at the top
Santa Monica supplied the week's ceiling. 1513 9th Street #3 lists at $2,000,000 for a 2-bed, 2-bath, 1,900-square-foot unit ($1,053 per square foot), and 20 Ocean Park Boulevard #7 tops the roundup at $4,475,000 — a 3-bed, 4-bath, 3,145-square-foot residence near the beach at $1,423 per square foot, the highest price-per-foot on the page. West Hollywood landed in between: 825 N Kings Road #2 is a 3-bed, 3-bath, 1,850-square-foot unit at $1,450,000 ($784 per square foot), while 1145 Larrabee Street #9, a compact 2-bed, 1-bath at 899 square feet, offers a WeHo address for $779,000 ($867 per square foot).
The Valley's value line
Over the hill, 13030 Valleyheart #103 in Sherman Oaks came to market at $799,000 for a 2-bed, 2.5-bath, 1,242-square-foot unit ($643 per square foot) — the Valley doing what it does, putting a sub-$800,000 two-bedroom on the board when the Westside equivalent starts with a one.
How to use this list before it changes
A new-to-market roundup is a starting point, not a valuation. Prices reprice, the best units go under contract within days, and a price-per-foot figure that looks like a bargain can hide an HOA budget or a ground lease that changes the math — always read the dues and the reserve study before the price. For the numbers that hold steady week to week — the citywide median, price-per-foot and active count — our dated report at /market-stats is the reference; for what is actually available right now, /condos-for-sale is refreshed continuously. If a specific building or line here is the one you want, that is a conversation we are glad to have.
Questions readers ask about mid-July's new LA listings
What did the New badge mean on these listings?
That the listing reached the feed within the last two weeks. Fifteen condos carried it on page one of /condos-for-sale the morning this was written, spanning nearly the full LA price ladder from a $498,000 one-bedroom Downtown to a $4,475,000 three-bedroom near the Santa Monica beach.
Where was the lowest price per square foot?
Downtown. 1100 S Grand #A503 listed at $525,000 for a 2-bed, 2-bath, 1,400-square-foot layout — $375 per square foot, the lowest of any new listing that week, and a reminder that Downtown floor plans still buy more room than almost anywhere on the Westside.
What did the Westside premium look like?
A single paragraph traces it. In West LA, 10760 Missouri Avenue #102 opened at $999,000 for 1,223 square feet, about $817 per square foot; up in Century City, 2220 Avenue Of The Stars #2701 was newly listed at $1,595,000 for 1,600 square feet, about $997 per square foot; and on the Wilshire Corridor, 10445 Wilshire Boulevard #1905 asked $2,295,000 for 1,945 square feet, about $1,180 per square foot.
What was the highest price per square foot?
20 Ocean Park Boulevard #7 in Santa Monica, topping the roundup at $4,475,000 — a 3-bed, 4-bath, 3,145-square-foot residence near the beach at $1,423 per square foot.
How should I use a new-to-market roundup?
As a starting point rather than a valuation. Prices reprice, the best units go under contract within days, and a price-per-foot figure that looks like a bargain can hide an HOA budget or a ground lease that changes the math — always read the dues and the reserve study before the price. The citywide figures are at /market-stats and live inventory at /condos-for-sale.
Written by
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Los Angeles Condo Specialists
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