Like most areas of Los Angeles, the Westwood neighborhood is suffering from low inventory, especially in the single family market. Home to UCLA, it is a desirable place to live so it will be interesting to see how Westwood real estate fared in 2012. Westwood single family home sales Sold +/- 2011 Range Median […]
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Gene offers excellent advice on how to manage your credit before it becomes a problem. It’s not hard to find advice on a full-range of credit issues today. Experts (or so called experts) are everywhere. So I find that most of my clients come to me already understanding that credit scores are very important … and growing more so each day.
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Debe Maxwell, broker owner of Savvy & Company in Los Angeles visited me over Thanksgiving. I gave her the tour. She gave me the pictures. Need Help? Have questions? Fill out the CONTACT FORM or call Jane at 310-351-9208
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Culver City is one of the up-and-coming areas of Los Angeles. Culver City is one of the more sought-after neighborhoods due to its place on the Expo line which runs from Downtown Los Angeles, to be continued to Santa Monica, and the gentrification of its downtown area with boutiques, galleries and restaurants. Let’s take a
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See on Scoop.it – Around Los Angeles Malibu has always been known for its hidden beaches and un-hidden wealth. The combination has now turned Malibu into one of the nation’s capitals of hyper-priced real estate. Malibu had the most $10 million listings in the 12 months ending in November, according to Coldwell Banker. With a
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It is a very tough market right now for Los Angeles home buyers and you need to be on top of your game if you hope to get ahead of all the other buyers out there. Even then you may not get the home of your dreams, but you do stand a better chance. So,
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See on Scoop.it – Around Los Angeles When Gideon Kotzer set out to open a discount electronics store in the mid-1990s, he deliberately chose an old warehouse in the cultural middle of nowhere — the arts district of downtown Los Angeles, which charitably could be called sketchy. Jane Peters www.homejane.com‘s insight: Downtown L.A. is
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Brentwood is a trendy, upscale neighborhood on the Westside of Los Angeles. A mix of apartments and condo buildings to the south and single family the further north you go into the hills. With its high end dining and shopping and high walkscore, Brentwood real estate is in high demand. Let’s see how the Brentwood real
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Century City condos offer you a variety of options. You have the options of high rise living a little away from the hustle and bustle, and also low-rise buildings with lots of open grounds. Below is an example of one of the spectacular views you get from the Century Towers buildings at 2220 and 2222 Avenue
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Los Angeles often gets a bum rap. It is a wasteland. There is no culture. The traffic is horrendous. There is no center. And on an on. If you are a visitor to Los Angeles, I don’t blame you if you have this misconception. But once you live here and get to know the City,
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