ilmscore | WTF Happened To Santa Monica, California?!

WTF Happened To Santa Monica, California?!

Published: 2024-08-14
Status: Available | Analyzed

Predictions from this Video

Total: 10
Correct: 0
Incorrect: 0
Pending: 10
Unrated: 0
Prediction
Topic
Status
California has spent approximately $4 billion on homelessness initiatives since 2019.
"California spent so far about $4 billion since 2019"
CA
Pending
40% of the Third Street Promenade in Santa Monica is vacant.
"40% of the Third Street prominade right now is vacant"
Santa Monica Economy
Pending
A significant portion of commercial space on the Third Street Promenade is unleased.
"40% of all of this space right now is completely empty and they can't lease it"
Santa Monica Real Estate
Pending
A 1,500 sq ft commercial space on the corner of Santa Monica Boulevard and Third Street is listed for $30,000 per month.
"asking $30,000 a month for this it's 1,500 ft²"
Santa Monica Real Estate
Pending
Commercial rents on the Third Street Promenade range from $5-$6 per square foot to as high as $20 per square foot.
"rents here on the prominade start about $5 to $6 a square foot and they go as high as $20 of square foot"
Santa Monica Real Estate
Pending
A 1,000 sq ft storefront on the Third Street Promenade could cost between $7,000 and $20,000 per month in rent.
"for a 1,000 ft storefront you could pay anywhere from 7,000 to $20,000 a month"
Santa Monica Real Estate
Pending
A 3,000 sq ft space at $6 per square foot would cost $18,000 per month in rent on the Third Street Promenade.
"if you have 3,000 ft even at $6 a foot that's $18,000 a month just in rent alone"
Santa Monica Real Estate
Pending
A new affordable housing project for the homeless in Santa Monica is projected to cost $125 million, equating to roughly $1 million per unit.
"the cost is through the roof a lot of locals say that it costs way too much money at $125 million which means every unit that's going to be built here for the homeless is going to cost about $1 million"
Santa Monica Housing
Pending
Crime statistics in Santa Monica may appear to have decreased due to a significant number of incidents not being reported to the police.
"crime in Santa Monica's actually decreased and one of the reasons why is because so many people fail to file a police report"
Santa Monica Crime Statistics
Pending
Official crime data indicates a decrease in vandalism and burglaries in Santa Monica.
"vandalism and burglaries have decreased in Santa Monica"
Santa Monica Crime Data
Pending