There is nothing like the produce you can get in a farmer’s market, and now there is a beautiful, new one in the Miracle Mile area. It will be located at the Wilshire Courtyard at 5700 Wilshire Blvd. Tishman Speyer is graciously hosting the market on their property, and a farmer’s market in walking distance […]
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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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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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It’s that time of the year again. Time to take a break from Los Angeles real estate and concentrate on the last holiday of the year – Christmas. If you are spending Christmas in Los Angeles let’s see what’s happening this year and where you can go to get the spirit of Christmas in a
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My favorite times of the year in Los Angeles are the holidays. People leave town and there is little traffic on the roads. It is an absolute pleasure to get around. And if you are staying in L.A. over Thanksgiving there are things to do: Want to volunteer? The Los Angeles Mission will continue its
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If you are looking for a romantic evening out at an Italian restaurant that makes you feel that they value your business, then you must try Franco on Melrose, located at 6919 Melrose Avenue, Los Angeles 90038. Franco was the Executive Chef at Biltmore Hotel, Downtown Los Angeles for six years. In May 2011 he went
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In a transport-challenged city such as Los Angeles, news the Pedicabs may be on the way is of particular interest. The city of Santa Monica and the community of Hollywood are considering joining around 45 other cities, including San Francisco and San Diego in California, to introduce pedicabs to their streets. In Hollywood this will help relieve
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Let’s take a break from real estate for a few minutes and check out some of the Los Angeles Halloween events for 2012. West Hollywood Halloween Carnaval: advertised as “the largest Halloween street party in the world”. This is a parade you need to attend once as you will see by This is not for the shy and
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Carmageddon 1 was a non-event. It took place a year ago to much fanfare and fear. We thought that Los Angeles would shut down. Amazingly enough everyone stayed home and driving on those days was a pleasure. Then we had The Rampture. It was delayed from last year to a couple of months ago and
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The L.A. Times put together a great list of 100 things to do this summer. Below is a selection: The Los Angeles Film Festival – June 14 – 24 The Festival opens with Woody Allen’s new movie “To Rome With Love” and includes discussions with creators of popular TV series. Roger Medearis at the Huntington Library
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