Pomona is the largest city in the east San Gabriel Valley and holds the deepest apartment stock in that part of the county, spanning pre-war buildings near the historic core through post-war garden courts and later infill. The regulatory position here is different from the City of Los Angeles, and for most owners that difference is worth more than any physical feature of the building.
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Pomona is the largest city in the east San Gabriel Valley and holds the deepest apartment stock in that part of the county, spanning pre-war buildings near the historic core through post-war garden courts and later infil...
Read the full seller's guide →Living in townThe largest city in the east San Gabriel Valley, with the deepest apartment stock in that part of the county — pre-war buildings near the historic core, post-war garden courts, and later infill. Uniquely among its immedi...
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Read the full FAQ →Pomona is the one city in this part of the valley with its own rent cap, and as adopted that cap is scheduled to expire on December 31, 2026. Whatever an owner believes will happen, the building has to be underwritten against both outcomes — and the compliance file for the current ordinance has to be straight before it goes to market. I have no closings in Pomona; the pricing case here is built from comparable sales, and I will say so plainly.
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