939 S Broadway Unit 505, Los Angeles, CA 90015

Iconic loft living in the heart of Downtown LA.Welcome to 939 South Broadway Lofts, where history meets modern luxury. Originally built in 1924 as the Western Costume Building and reimagined in 2019, this architectural masterpiece seamlessly blends vintage charm with contemporary sophistication. From the beautifully restored lobby to the iconic textile factory windows framing breathtaking downtown skyline views, every detail is designed to impress. This unit has amazing views of one of DTLA's iconic streets - Broadway!This exceptional fifth-floor loft features an open-concept layout bathed in natural light, soaring 10+ foot soft-loft ceilings.The stylish kitchen is fully equipped for modern living. With one of the most sought-after floor plans in the building, this residence perfectly balances functionality and elegance.As a resident of 939 Lofts, you'll enjoy access to premier amenities, including a rooftop pool and spa with cabanas, a fitness center, and 24-hour front desk security with controlled access. Whether you're looking for a primary home, a chic pied--terre, or a lucrative short-term rental investment, this property offers low HOA fees and is Airbnb-friendly. This property is one of the few that through a successful application is allowed to operate Transient Occupancy Tax (TOT) which allows for AIrBnB with the correct permits that are renewable on a yearly basis.Nestled in the vibrant South Broadway district, you're just moments from Whole Foods, The Ace Hotel, Hotel Proper, the Apple Store, and an array of top-tier dining and entertainment optionsincluding retail and restaurants right downstairs. This property is in a census tract that has been designated a High Cost Area. For FTHBs with income less than $10,570/mo, the High Cost Area Purchase Program offers up to $16,023 in agency credits for an interest rate buy down. Please consult with a licensed mortgage professional for more details.Don't miss this rare opportunity to own a stunning, city-view loft in one of DTLA's most iconic buildings.