Buying a Los Angeles home, selling a Los Angeles home, or even looking for a Los Angeles rental can be a confusing task. You don’t know where to begin. What might you need help with? Selling a Los Angeles home How are you going to price your home? Pricing is an art these days. Price it to high […]
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If you are considering buying or selling a Century City condo, then it is time to check out the market so far this year. Let’s see what has been going on. Condo Building Sold Low Average High Avg DOM % Sold vs List Price Active Avg DOM The Century*, 1 Century Drive 10 $2,300,000
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I often get calls from people wanting to rent on the Wilshire Corridor. Unfortunately, they don’t realize how much it, in fact costs to rent there. There are apartments available but when you think of the Wilshire Corridor you are basically thinking of the condo buildings where the units are privately owned. Remember that the
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It has been a while since we looked at what is for sale on the Wilshire Corridor. Let’s see how sales are going so far this year. Condo Building Sold Median Price Active Median Price Absorption Beverly West * 0 7 $5,304,450 N/A Blair House 2 $1,254,500 2 $2,025,000 10 Crown Towers 3 $405,000 3 $675,000
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Maybe the following has become a more personal worry to me this last year because I became the grandfather to a beautiful baby girl last October. That certainly has brought the urgency of the following topic “home” to me. In the not too distance past, having conversations with a daughter concerning finances, credit, and
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Los Angeles has long lost its reputation as a cultural desert. It is taking its place with other Californian cities from San Diego to Santa Barbara to host the Pacific Standard Time Art Show 2011. Close to 170 exhibitions in 130 museums will make it the area’s largest cultural event ever. Funded with $10 million
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When buying a Los Angeles home be prepared to put on your negotiating hat. When you are caught up in the emotion of buying a home you may forget that there is another side to the process, the Seller. Generally each side is trying to get the best deal for his or herself and is not always
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California is an escrow state but escrow procedures differ between Northern and Southern California and from county to county. For the purposes of this post I will address the reason you do not need an attorney for real estate transactions in Southern California. What is Escrow? Escrow is a neutral party which provides protection to
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With Carmageddon over for this year, the next inconvenience to hit Los Angeles motorists is The Rampture. Sometime soon two Wilshire Westwood on and off ramps to the 405 will be closed for 90 days. These will be followed by the closure of the other two Wilshire ramps which will last from 14 to 90 days.
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The Wilshire, 10580 Wilshire Blvd., is one of the most prestigious buildings on The Wilshire Corridor in Westwood. I had the privilege of being given a pocket listing at The Wilshire, and we closed on it yesterday. It took a few weeks to sell but when the offer came, it was all cash with a
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