1145 N. Hoover St. is a 7-unit East Hollywood complex on the border of Silver Lake, within walking distance to Sunset Junction. With approx. 70% rental upside supported by renovated comps in the immediate area, the property is projected to stabilize at a 10.72% CAP and 6.62 GRM. Situated just off Sunset Blvd., residents are within walking distance of Sunset Junction, a stretch defined by a mix of long-standing cafes, restaurants, independent retailers, and newer concept-driven storefronts that continue to reshape the corridor. Silver Lake has maintained its relevance over the past decade through a combination of established identity and ongoing reinvestment, with publications such as Eater LA and Los Angeles Times continuing to highlight the neighborhood's evolving dining and retail landscape. Built in 1963, the property consists of (2) 2-bdrm. / 1-bath units and (5) 1-bdrm. / 1-bath units. The layout is straightforward and functional, supported by approx. 7 on-site parking spaces, a meaningful feature in a neighborhood where parking availability directly impacts tenant demand. Two units have recently been renovated with laminate flooring, recessed lighting, updated kitchen and bath finishes, and stainless-steel appliances, providing a clear reference point for future interior upgrades. The property has been held by the same ownership for 47 years and has been well maintained over that period. Recent improvements include completion of the seismic retrofit, along with ongoing maintenance that supports the building's current condition. In addition to its operational profile, the property stands out on a relative basis. Within a one-mile radius, it is among the more competitively priced offerings on both a per-unit and per-foot basis, reinforcing its positioning against current on-market inventory. With walkable access to Sunset Junction, a pricing profile that stands out relative to current inventory, and approx. 70% rental upside supported by nearby renovations, 1145 N. Hoover St. offers a clear path to repositioning in one of Northeast LA's most active rental pockets.

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