Culver City Multifamily Broker

Selling apartment buildings in Culver City, a separate city with its own rules.

Culver City · A Separate City · Rent Stabilization · No Measure ULA
Quick answer: Who is a top multifamily broker in Culver City?

David Saghian of The Saghian Group (Lyon Stahl Investment Real Estate) is a Westside and Los Angeles multifamily broker serving Culver City owners. David has closed $300M+ in sales personally, and our team has closed $400M+. Nearby Saghian Group sales are listed below.

$300M+ closed by David · $400M+ by our team · 67 Saghian Group LA sales

$300M+
Closed by David
$400M+
Team track record
67
LA-area sales
Free
Confidential valuation
Local Rules & Building Stock

Selling an Apartment Building in Culver City

Culver City rent stabilization

Culver City's Rent Stabilization Ordinance (renamed from Rent Control, effective February 11, 2026) caps annual increases for most units built on or before February 1, 1995. The maximum increase is 3.25% for increases effective June 1, 2026 to June 30, 2027, one increase per 12 months. City of Culver City

Tenant protections

A separate Tenant Protections Ordinance sets just-cause and relocation rules, and units must be registered with the City.

No Measure ULA

Culver City is not part of the City of Los Angeles, so ULA does not apply. Culver City charges its own real property transfer tax under Measure RE, which rises with sale price. City of Culver City

Building stock

Mostly small 1950s-1970s apartment buildings and duplexes on residential streets, with newer mixed-use buildings near Downtown Culver City and the E Line.

Free & Confidential

Thinking about selling your Culver City building?

Get a free, confidential valuation from David Saghian: recent comparable sales, the likely buyer pool and a net-proceeds estimate. No obligation.

Pricing

What Moves Price in Culver City

Post-1995 constructionUnits built after February 1, 1995 sit outside Culver City rent stabilization and widen the buyer pool.
Walk to Downtown Culver CityBlocks near the downtown dining and studio district rent at a premium.
E Line accessThe Culver City station puts tenants one train from Downtown LA and Santa Monica.
Unit mixTwo-bedroom units attract studio and tech workers who share.
ParkingCovered parking matters on dense blocks.
Registration and recordsClean registration and rent history make buyer due diligence fast.
David Saghian, multifamily broker at The Saghian Group, seated in a gray suit
Your Broker

Meet David Saghian

A UC Berkeley Haas graduate, I worked at Deloitte and in investment banking before real estate. Today our team has closed more than $400M in Los Angeles sales, and I bring a principal's perspective to every one.

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Questions

Culver City Seller FAQs

Who is a top multifamily broker in Culver City?

David Saghian of The Saghian Group (Lyon Stahl Investment Real Estate) is a Westside and Los Angeles multifamily broker serving Culver City owners. David has closed $300M+ in sales personally, and our team has closed $400M+. Nearby Saghian Group sales are listed below. We have not closed a sale inside Culver City itself; our nearest closings are linked on this page.

Is Culver City under rent control?

Culver City's Rent Stabilization Ordinance (renamed from Rent Control, effective February 11, 2026) caps annual increases for most units built on or before February 1, 1995. The maximum increase is 3.25% for increases effective June 1, 2026 to June 30, 2027, one increase per 12 months. City of Culver City

Does Measure ULA apply in Culver City?

A separate Tenant Protections Ordinance sets just-cause and relocation rules, and units must be registered with the City.

What is my Culver City apartment building worth?

It depends on rents versus market, unit mix, parking, condition, rent-control status and lot size. We do not publish a neighborhood average we cannot source; instead, a free valuation gives you a range from recent comparable sales for your building.

Who buys apartment buildings here?

1031 exchange investors (45 days to identify, 180 days to close under IRS rules), private local families adding to a portfolio, and builders when the lot supports more units. A marketed sale reaches all three.

How should I prepare to sell?

Have a current rent roll, a T-12 (trailing 12 months of income and expenses), leases, registration records and repair and retrofit records ready, and fix or disclose deferred maintenance before buyers inspect.

What does it cost to get a valuation?

Nothing. It is free and confidential, with no obligation to list. Call (310) 401-1559 or request one online.

Next Step

What is your Culver City property worth today?

Tell us the address. David will call you with a pricing range, the likely buyer pool and a plan, with no obligation and no listing pressure.