Let’s see how the Los Angeles real estate market is doing by selected communities: SINGLE FAMILY HOMES Communities Active Sold Median Average Sold Per Month Market Bel Air/Holmby Hills 97 5 $1,722,000 8.69 Strong Buyers Beverly Center | MM 58 11 $825,000 10 Sellers Beverly Hills P.O. 99 9 $1,850,000 11.16 Buyers […]
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Let’s see how the Brentwood real estate market fared over the first half of 2011 compared with 2010? The numbers in red in the sold section are the percentage difference over the same period last year. Brentwood Single Family Homes Sold: 98/ -15% Average Price Sold: $2,775,397/ +23% Average Days on Market: 68/ -7% Average
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As you will probably know, Los Angeles is one of the most expensive cities to live in the U.S. in terms of housing. So the question of what you can buy for under $1Million in Los Angeles is a valid one. Home prices continue to grow as do rentals. On top of this inventory remains
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Silicon Beach is continuing to grow and is now considered to have the second or third largest concentration of tech companies in the world. With companies such as Google and Yahoo opening offices in the area, real estate is at a premium. The areas involved in Silicon Beach are: Playa Vista, Marina Del Rey, Santa Monica, Venice, and Westchester.
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If you have been looking for a home in Los Angeles for a while you are probably becoming extremely frustrated. There is little inventory, and that which does come on the market in a good area at market price is met with multiple offers and generally sells over asking price. Stay on top of new
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I have experienced Los Angeles from two different viewpoints and I can tell you that living in L.A. is a totally difference experience from visiting it. As you drive around L.A. you see the buses with tourists being shown all the “sights”: Rodeo Drive in Beverly Hills; the Hollywood sign; Griffith Park Observatory; The Magic
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If you have any doubt about how low the housing inventory has become in Los Angeles, here are some data broken down by area, property type, and comparison against the height of the market over the past three years: Community Los Angeles County Single Family Condos Beverly Hills Single Family Condos Santa Monica Single Family
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Affordable housing is a oxymoron in Los Angeles. The California Supreme Court has taken steps to address the problem by making it easier for cities. California is among the most expensive places to buy a home. An average home price at $440,000 is two and a half times the national average of $180,000.
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