What sold, what changed, and what to do about it — written for Los Angeles owners, not for other agents.
I pulled every single-family sale that closed in the farm since June 4 straight from the MLS. Here is what the numbers say about your block — not the county average, your block.
Read →My mother rented a salon on 54th Street in 1985 and bought the building in 1995 for $60,000. When she passed, every developer on the Westside wanted to buy it. Here is why we said no, what it cost, and what it's becoming.
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