As you’ll see in this video, real estate marketplaces are generally most active in summer because families with children want to move in before school starts. So more homes are typically available in summer as well. But buyers and sellers tend to balance out in other seasons, too especially in today’s tight market. There may […]
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You are getting ready to sell your Los Angeles home. Here are some mistakes to avoid – take some notes from the video! 1. Don’t Sell Before The House Is Ready. If it doesn’t present well, it won’t sell well. 2. Don’t Over-Improve People buy houses in neighborhoods. If yours is so “improved” that it sticks out you’re hurting
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If you are looking for a little bit of New York in Los Angeles there is a new condo for lease on The Wilshire Corridor. The Wilshire Corridor is a two-mile stretch of luxury buildings in the heart of Westwood. Close to UCLA, Century City and Beverly Hills, and a short drive to
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We are nearing the end of yet another year. 2015 is coming. So what are your real estate goals for next year? Are you thinking of buying a home in Los Angeles? Are you thinking of selling your Los Angeles home? If you find some spare time during the busy holiday season it would be
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If you live in New York you are going to know what co-op housing is since it makes up the majority of residential units in that city. Los Angeles is the direct opposite of New York. The majority of buildings are condominiums. In a co-op the resident does not own the unit. They have an interest
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Google is expanding its presence in Los Angeles buying 12 acres in the Playa Vista development. It is estimated that this will bring in as many as 6,000 employees. This, coupled with the huge growth of the tech industry in the general area known as “Silicon Beach”, is of course good news for the local
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It is human nature to want a deal, and there are times in the housing market you can find one, especially in a down market. But this is a case of be careful what you wish for. From around mid-2008 to late 2012 during the recession the housing market collapsed, but L.A. was not hit
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Maybe you have been looking to buy a Los Angeles home for a long time, or just started, but you finally find one you like. You are ready to make an offer. Nearly always, buyers ask me “what should I offer?” Translation: “How low can I go.?” As you will no doubt know, the Los
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The purchase of properties in Los Angeles by foreign nationals has seen a healthy growth lately and many may not be familiar with the mechanics. Hopefully the summary below will help shed light on what is really not such an overwhelming process. Step 1 Most foreign buyers are going to be all cash as it is
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Wouldn’t it be lovely if we all had a crystal ball? We would know exactly the right time to buy and the right time to sell real estate. We would wait until the top of the market to sell our home or the bottom of the market to buy. Gauging the top or the bottom of
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