Median price drops to $870,000 while investor participation rises to 37.5 percent in three months ending Sept. 30 Los Angeles condominium owners are contending with a market correction that has reversed years of price appreciation, as weakening demand and shifting buyer composition reshape the city's residential landscape. The median condominium price fell 5.9 percent year-over-year […]
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