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Little Tokyo Lofts

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420 South San Pedro Street, Los Angeles, CA 90013

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13 residences available now

Published MLS inventory and recorded building details. Confirm availability with a licensed agent.

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Condominium building in Downtown LA

11 residences are listed for sale at Little Tokyo Lofts, from $320K to $900K (an average of $460 per square foot), with 2 more listings for rent. The Los Angeles building has 161 residences.

Little Tokyo Lofts is a condominium building at 420 South San Pedro Street in Downtown Los Angeles. The Downtown LA Alliance building directory records it as a condominium with 161 for-sale residences, and the Los Angeles County Assessor’s 2025 roll lists 161 residential condominium parcels at the address — the two counts agree. Use this profile to follow current MLS listings in the building and prepare questions for a licensed agent.

Address
420 South San Pedro Street, Los Angeles, CA 90013
Residences
161
Avg asking $/sq ft
$460
Published for sale
11

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Little Tokyo Lofts: public record checks

The profile’s street address has been cross-checked against the county’s published records. These checks do not establish the building name, ownership rights, current condition or association policies.

County address record
420 S San Pedro St, Los Angeles 90013
Tax-roll year
2025
Map reference
County parcel center. This approximate location does not identify a visitor entrance.
Assessor year-built field
1922. A tax-record year may differ from original construction, conversion or opening dates.
Assessor use categories
Commercial / industrial (C/I); Condominium (CND). Multiple tax records can share a building address.

Postal locality, a tax-record locality and a municipality can use different names. Keep those distinctions when researching the property. A record match is not an inspection, price estimate, residence count or confirmation of the visitor entrance.

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Your Little Tokyo Lofts research brief

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Which parking, storage and common-area rights are assigned to the particular unit?

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What do the current budget and reserve study show about upcoming major repairs?

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Are any special assessments approved or under discussion?

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Ownership and the exact residence

What form of ownership applies to the residence at Little Tokyo Lofts, and which spaces and rights transfer with it?

Evidence to request: Recorded declaration or CC&Rs, title documents, unit designation and any ground lease. A building name does not establish ownership rights.

Monthly costs and assessments

What are this residence’s current charges, what do they include, and is additional funding approved or proposed?

Evidence to request: Dated unit dues statement, current budget, assessment notices, tax estimate and insurance quotes. Separate recurring costs from one-time payments.

Rental rules

Can this residence be leased for the intended term, and what approvals, caps or waiting periods apply?

Evidence to request: Current governing documents and amendments, written association confirmation and applicable municipal requirements.

Pets and everyday use

What current rules apply to the specific pet, including number, size, registration and common-area access?

Evidence to request: Current written pet policy and application requirements. An amenity or a pet-friendly listing does not establish the building’s rules.

Parking, storage and charging

Which parking and storage rights transfer with the residence, and what restrictions or extra costs apply?

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Building work and reserves

What do the reserve study, maintenance records and applicable balcony or deck reports show about planned work and funding?

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Published inventory

Available at Little Tokyo Lofts

All for sale
420 S San Pedro Street 231 — photo 1
$320,000$405/sq ft

420 S San Pedro Street · #231

Los Angeles

Little Tokyo Lofts

01790 sq ft
420 S San Pedro 211 — photo 1
3D Tour
$499,000$450/sq ft

420 S San Pedro · #211

Los Angeles

Little Tokyo Lofts

111,110 sq ft
420 S San Pedro Street 628 — photo 1
Price drop
$359,900$509/sq ft

420 S San Pedro Street · #628

Los Angeles

Little Tokyo Lofts

11707 sq ft
420 S San Pedro Street 509 — photo 1
$399,000$459/sq ft

420 S San Pedro Street · #509

Los Angeles

Little Tokyo Lofts

11870 sq ft
420 S San Pedro street 619 — photo 1
Price drop3D Tour
$489,000$499/sq ft

420 S San Pedro street · #619

Los Angeles

Little Tokyo Lofts

01980 sq ft
420 S San Pedro 222 — photo 1
Price drop
$335,000$419/sq ft

420 S San Pedro · #222

Los Angeles

Little Tokyo Lofts

11800 sq ft

Location

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Good to know

Little Tokyo Lofts — frequently asked

How many units are in Little Tokyo Lofts?

Little Tokyo Lofts has 161 residences.

How much do condos at Little Tokyo Lofts cost?

Published asking prices at Little Tokyo Lofts range from $320K to $900K. These are asking prices, not closed sales; confirm current availability with a licensed agent.

Where is Little Tokyo Lofts located?

Little Tokyo Lofts is recorded at 420 South San Pedro Street, Los Angeles, CA 90013. Confirm the entrance and residence designation before arranging a visit.

Where can I research the surrounding area?

The Downtown LA guide provides area context and links to other buildings. Neighborhood labels can cover a broad area; use Little Tokyo Lofts’s exact address to check the routes, services and destinations that matter to you.

How do I identify the current association or manager for Little Tokyo Lofts?

We have not verified a current association or management contact for Little Tokyo Lofts. Confirm the legal ownership structure first, then use the current governing documents or ask a licensed agent to identify the responsible association or manager. The Downtown LA directory is a research starting point, not an official association register.

What documents should I request from the Little Tokyo Lofts association?

Ask for the CC&Rs and bylaws, the current budget and reserve study, recent meeting minutes, and the association's most recent exterior elevated element inspection report covering balconies and decks. Read these documents together to understand planned work, funding and approved assessments; no single figure establishes the financial condition of an association.

Ownership documents

Little Tokyo Lofts: association and management research

When researching a residence at Little Tokyo Lofts, first confirm the legal ownership structure and the organization responsible for the building. Ask for the CC&Rs and bylaws, the current budget and reserve study, recent meeting minutes, and the association's most recent exterior elevated element inspection report covering balconies and decks. Obtain dated documents and written answers for the exact residence you are considering.

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Research notes

Little Tokyo Lofts: sources and buyer questions

Sources checked . This date applies to the cited facts below.

The Downtown LA Alliance directory supplies the name and condominium tenure; the county assessor roll independently confirms 161 separately assessed condominium parcels at the same address.

The directory’s opening year and the assessor’s year-built field are recorded separately; neither is published here as a construction date.

Questions to take to the association or a licensed agent

  • Which parking, storage and common-area rights are assigned to the particular unit?
  • What do the current budget and reserve study show about upcoming major repairs?
  • Are any special assessments approved or under discussion?

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