South Park

Browse South Park DTLA condos and soft lofts for sale. Compare the Ritz-Carlton Residences, Luma, Elleven, and Ten50 for views and amenities.

South Park

Browse luxury condos and soft lofts for sale in South Park DTLA. Explore high-rise towers, active MLS listings, and resort-style amenities.

South Park DTLA Condos & Lofts for Sale

South Park is Downtown Los Angeles’s modern residential skyline, anchored by L.A. LIVE and Crypto.com Arena and running roughly from 8th Street south to the 10 Freeway. For buyers searching for South Park DTLA condos for sale, the neighborhood pairs high-density walkability with high-rise amenities and a mix of modern towers and loft-style buildings.

The South Park Real Estate Market: High-Rise Amenities & Soft Lofts

Unlike DTLA’s historic industrial conversions, South Park’s housing was built from the mid-2000s onward, so buyers get modern construction and building services.

Amenities Drive Value

Pricing here follows the building. Concierge, 24-hour security, pool decks, fitness centers, and secure garage parking all shape value, and so do floor level and view.

Soft Lofts vs. Traditional Condos

Several South Park buildings offer “soft lofts”: open-concept layouts with a defined bedroom area, concrete and bamboo finishes, and tall windows, at lower prices than the luxury towers.

Navigating HOAs & Building Reserves in South Park

Buying here means comparing buildings as much as units.

HOA Dues & Reserves

Dues vary widely, from soft-loft buildings to full-service luxury towers. We review budgets and reserves with you before you make an offer, and we help sellers price against the right competing buildings.

Newer Construction, No Mills Act

Most buildings were completed between 2005 and the mid-2010s, so they don’t carry the historic designations needed for Mills Act savings.

Premier South Park High-Rise Buildings & Residential Towers

We specialize in the neighborhood’s premier residential buildings:

The Ritz-Carlton Residences (900 W Olympic Blvd): A 54-story tower completed in 2010, with a rooftop pool and spa, sky lobby, private lounge, fitness and spa facilities, and Ritz-Carlton hotel services.

Luma (1100 S Hope St): A 19-story, LEED-certified tower of about 236 soft-loft condos with a pool, spa, fitness center, and outdoor lounge.

Elleven (1111 S Grand Ave): A 2005 LEED Gold building of 176 soft lofts, one of downtown’s earliest green high-rises.

Ten50 (1050 S Grand Ave): A mid-2010s tower of 151 condos with a concierge, lounge, theater room, and yoga room.

The Neighborhood Vibe: Walkable, Transit-Connected & Event-Ready

South Park is built for walking. L.A. LIVE, Crypto.com Arena, and the Convention Center are minutes away on foot, and Pico Station is roughly a third of a mile from Elleven. Market Lofts sits above a Ralphs Fresh Fare, with Whole Foods nearby at 8th and Grand.

Buying a Condo or Loft in South Park: FAQ

Are there lofts in South Park? Yes. Luma, Elleven, and Market Lofts (645 W 9th St, built in 2006 with 267 lofts) offer soft-loft layouts with high ceilings and modern finishes.

Do buildings have balconies? Many do. Unlike the Historic Core, many South Park buildings offer private balconies or terraces, but it varies by building and unit.

What is the price range? Soft lofts at Market Lofts, Luma, and Elleven generally start in the $400,000s to $600,000s. Larger high-rise residences start near $1 million, and Ritz-Carlton residences run from about $1 million to several million dollars.

Find Your South Park Condo or Loft

Ready to tour South Park inventory or explore off-market listings? Contact David Hernandez, your DTLA real estate specialist, at (213) 808-4324 or email david@laurbanliving.com to schedule a private tour.