This Queen Anne Victorian home has 7 bed/5 bath, 4,500 sq. ft. of living space, and is on a 21,716 sq. ft. lot.
This historic home was built in 1894 for the Burr Family.
Asking price: $1,900,000
Text me for more info at 818-445-7953.
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This Queen Anne Victorian home has 7 bed/5 bath, 4,500 sq. ft. of living space, and is on a 21,716 sq. ft. lot.
This historic home was built in 1894 for the Burr Family.
Asking price: $1,900,000
Text me for more info at 818-445-7953.
A new study has found that home prices in Los Angeles are on the decline year-over-year.
In December 2022, the median price of a home in Los Angeles was $810,000; down $40,000 or 4.7% from December 2021.
That was the second largest decline in the study for all US cities, behind only San Francisco which saw a 5.1% decrease.
Considering rising interest rates, inflation, major layoffs, and recession fears, a 4.7% decline is not that bad.
Source: RE/MAX
Here is the cheapest home for sale this week in Valley Glen. Text me for more info at 818-445-7953.
Asking price: $839,000
This home has 3 bed/2 bath, 1,437 sq. ft. of living space, and is on a 5,500 sq. ft. lot.
This is the first time this property has been on the market in 60 years!
This fixer-upper features beamed ceilings, a family room, an enclosed sunroom, a laundry room, 2 car garage, and a private backyard.
This home is known as "Domestead", a one-of-a-kind dome-shaped home in Glassell Park.
With panoramic city and mountain views, 1 bed/2 bath, and 1,787 sq. ft. of living space on a 10,869 sq. ft. lot, this is, in my opinion, the most unique home for sale in Glassell Park.
Asking price: $1,725,000
Designed by Los Angeles architect William King.
Text me for more info at 818-445-7953.
Despite the sharp increase in December, recent housing data has indicated that rents have begun to fall: Realtor.com®, for example, reports that rents have dropped in many of the nation’s hottest real estate markets after rising more than 20% over the past three years.
Also, robust apartment construction likely will raise rental vacancy rates, which could help further ease rental prices in the months ahead.
Source: The National Association of REALTORS®
Bhad Bhabie purchases a Multimillion-Dollar LA home.
Asking price: $3,195,000
Selling price: $3,040,000
This completely remodeled home has 4 bed/8 bath, 10,460 sq. ft. of living space, and is on 2.26 acres.
The home features 10 ft ceilings, an open floor plan, indoor/outdoor living, and a separate ensuite that can be a 5th bedroom or office/den.
There is a pool, spa, fire pit, covered BBQ & outdoor kitchen, and an eat-at counter in the backyard.
Here is the cheapest condo for sale in Hollywood.
Asking price: $899,000
This condo has 1 bed/1 bath and 1,380 sq. ft. of living space.
The historic Broadway Hollywood building, built in 1928 as a department store, was converted into 96 loft condominiums in the early 2000s.
The building features a 24 hr. doorman, valet parking, a rooftop pool, cabanas with a firepit, and a gym.
Text me if you want a private tour at 818-445-7953.
Leonardo DiCaprio just bought his next-door neighbor’s home in the Bird Streets.
Sold off-market for $10,500,000.
This home has 4 bed/4 bath, 3,527 sq. ft. of living space, and is on a 17,981 sq. ft. lot.
Leo's Bird Streets complex now includes 5 adjoining parcels of land that makeup 5.14 acres, making it one of the largest compounds in the Hollywood Hills.
Mario Lopez just sold his beautiful Burbank home!
Asking price: $2,350,000
Selling price: $2,090,000
This Spanish Villa has 5 bed/5 bath, 4,387 sq. ft. of living space, and is on an 8,119 sq. ft. lot.
The 3 story home features a gourmet kitchen with a breakfast area, formal dining room, family room, and office.
There is a large patio area with a built-in BBQ and pizza oven. There is also a swimming pool, spa, and poolside cabana.
Share of U.S. homes bought with all cash hits highest level since 2014. Roughly one-third (31.9%) of U.S. home purchases were paid for with all cash in October.
However, expensive West Coast metros dominate the list of places with the lowest share of all cash-purchases. They’re least common in the Bay Area: Just 14.3% of home purchases in San Jose and 16.5% in Oakland were made in cash. Next come Seattle (19%), Los Angeles (19.2%) and Newark, NJ (20%).
Source: Redfin analysis of county records