Lomita is a small, stable South Bay city just east of Torrance, and it’s a market where Bluechip Investment Group has a documented track record. Kevin Kawaoka, CCIM, will give you a clear, honest read on your building’s value.
The Lomita apartment market
Tucked between Torrance, Harbor City, and San Pedro, Lomita is a compact, residential city with a mix of small and mid-size apartment buildings, many of them older assets with steady tenancy. Its location near the Harbor and easy access to the 110 keep demand consistent from private investors and 1031 buyers looking for manageable South Bay deals.
A documented Lomita closing
A select transaction was Bluechip’s sale of an 18-unit apartment building at 2065 W 255th Street in Lomita for $4,119,000, an all-cash transaction. That’s real, on-the-ground experience with Lomita’s buyers and comps; see more closings on our Success Stories page.
Rent regulation in Lomita
Lomita has no local rent-control ordinance; apartments follow California’s AB 1482 only. (Verified per property at listing.)
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Selling guide: How to Sell an Apartment Building in Lomita (2026) — current pricing, the no-local-rent-control advantage, and the full sale process.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does Lomita have rent control?
No local ordinance — only AB 1482.
What size buildings do you handle?
Our typical wheelhouse is 5 to 100+ units, but it’s case by case, so just connect with us.
Related: South Bay overview · Torrance · San Pedro & Wilmington
