[Steve8263]

Originally Posted by colemonkee

And this is totally anecdotal, but driving by Metropolis last night on the way to meet some friends downtown, there were a lot of lights on in the first residential tower, and it looked pretty well-occupied, more so than Watermarke or Apex 1 down the street. I haven't looked up actual sales figures for Metropolis, but either Phase 1 sold out pretty well on the west and south facing sides, or they are turning the lights on to make it look more sold out (doubtful).

Your speculation appears to be accurate-

https://www.wsj.com/articles/why-the...own-1512658346

Greenland USA started construction in 2014 on Metropolis in Los Angeles’s South Park neighborhood. The first of four towers, with 308 condos, is almost 80% sold for an average of $1,100 a square foot, according to Mike Leipart, managing partner at the Agency, the real-estate brokerage handling sales.