Malibu/Malibu Beach is perhaps the premier beach community in the United States. Beachfront property is glamorous and highly desired. Malibu is an exclusive community minutes from the bustling city of Los Angeles via the famous and breathtaking Pacific Coast Highway. Malibu is comprised of 22 miles of beaches and 45,000 acres of canyons. This makes […]
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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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Just because the Los Angeles real estate market is low in inventory does not mean that you can go ahead and overprice your home. Here are some examples of why: For single family homes, in an area which covers Westwood and West Los Angeles: There were 73 sales over the past six months, 11 of
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Silicon Valley is well known, but have you heard of Silicon Beach? There has been a huge growth in start-up tech companies on the Westside in an approximate three-mile area covering Santa Monica, Venice, Marina del Rey and Playa Vista. Companies such as Google, Microsoft, Facebook, Snapchat and Hulu have branched out into “Silicon Beach”,
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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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We’ve all heard the news, Los Angeles is a sellers’ market. So what does that mean if you are buying a home in Los Angeles? Well, you may need to look for your inner Hulk, because it is not pretty out there. Case in point: A home recently listed in the Westwood area for $829,000 sold in
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If you are moving to Los Angeles, or maybe selling your home and moving to a Los Angeles rental, you may not be familiar with the process. So here are answers to some questions you may have. Q: How do I find a rental property in Los Angeles? A: There are many ways to find
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I think some people arriving in our fair city are shocked at how much it costs to buy a house in Los Angeles. The old adage, “if you have to ask you can’t afford it”, doesn’t really ring true in the case of Los Angeles real estate, because there are so many price points. And
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I recently sold a home to a young guy on Corinth Ave. He was excited because it was walking distance to the up-and-coming Sawtelle neighborhood in West Los Angeles, where his favorite markets and restaurants are located. A recent article in the Los Angeles Times talks about the gentification of the area knows as “Little
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[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]West Hollywood was incorporated in 1984 as the 84th city in Los Angeles County. It is a compact 1.9 square miles and lies east of Beverly Hills and west of Hollywood. West Hollywood is a very walkable neighborhood where you can find a little bit of everything: restaurants along Sunset and Santa Monica, the galleries along Robertson and Melrose, entertainment,
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