Spanish bungalow with vintage charm asks $949K
Attractively priced, this Spanish-style home with vintage charm sits on a quiet dead-end street in the hills of Glassell Park.
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Award-winning Venice House by Sebastian Mariscal hits the market
Published worldwide as a celebrated example of warm modernism, the award-winning Venice House by Sebastian Mariscal is offered for the first time ever.
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Glassy midcentury by Ed Niles in Beachwood Canyon
Architect Ed Niles had a thing for glass and began his 37-year career designing a glassy box of light sited to capture heart-eye inducing city views.
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Lautner’s personal residence is up for grabs in Silver Lake
John Lautner designed some of the most remarkable modernist structures in Los Angeles, including a house for his own family that’s now up for grabs in Silver Lake.
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Coronavirus’ impact on residential real estate
To help slow the spread of COVID-19, Safer at Home and social distancing orders were issued last month. The impact of these directives are felt throughout many industries, including residential real estate.
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Overhauled A-frame with stunning views in Mt. Washington
Known for its retreat-like setting, Mt. Washington inspired many getaways like this overhauled A-frame cabin with stunning views.
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Restored midcentury in Beachwood Canyon seeks new owner
Budding architect Robert Malinoff built this midcentury home as his personal residence while still attending USC School of Architecture.
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Marvelous midcentury fixer hits the market in the Hollywood Hills
West Coast television wouldn’t be the same without Klaus Landsberg. In business, this book details “his ‘dream team’ of people in front of and behind the cameras [who] helped invent a whole new medium of communication and entertainment. At home, he lived in a marvelous midcentury in the Hollywood Hills.
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Cool modern hidden on a stair street in Echo Park
While it’s inaccessible by vehicles a designer saw an opportunity to use a variance to build a small modern house with views on a dirt lot tucked alongside one of Echo Park’s secluded stair streets.
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Gorgeous TIC unit sells off market in Los Feliz
With house prices continuing to soar TICs, or Tenants in Common, are growing in popularity among first-time homebuyers looking to own in pricey LA neighborhoods.
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