Eagle Rock is one of Northeast Los Angeles’s most beloved neighborhoods — known for its great schools, walkable streets, charming Spanish homes, and classic California bungalows. With its small-town feel and tight-knit family friendly community, it’s easy to see why so many people love calling […]

UGHHH, Atwater Village — why are you so good?? The Atwater Village Farmers Market on Sundays is one of the neighborhood’s gems. From the freshest fish and artisan bread to homemade jams and farm-fresh eggs (with a “have an eggcelent day” wish from our favorite […]

Do people even Blog anymore? Maybe it’s just a Newsletter. Let’s call it that. Starting over… Welcome to My Monthly Eastside Angle Newsletter! Every month, I’m going to spotlight a different Eastside Neighborhood. Giving you a real estate market update, spotlighting different properties so you […]

Buyers, especially first time buyers have so many questions about property condition when first looking at a home. I work with Alliance Inspections all the time and asked the owner Robert some key questions buyers often have. 1. What don’t you check during a home […]

Virgil Village Just South of Los Feliz and West of Silver Lake you’ll find the sweet little pocket of Virgil Village. Home to delicious eateries like Sqirl, Melody and Jewel to name a few. It’s an exciting area to be apart of with new shops […]

Lincoln Heights Lincoln Heights is a small neighborhood four miles East of Downtown Los Angeles. It is considered to be the oldest suburb of Los Angeles proper, dating to the 1830s perched on bluffs overlooking the Los Angeles River and its formerly lush floodplain. Lincoln […]

I represented Preston Lane this summer, and it was such a treat to work with the team over at 4Site Real Estate. They care so much about the integrity and quality of their builds. I sat down with Jeff Farrington who headed up the project […]

I handed over the keys to the buyers of my beautiful Glendale listing yesterday.  She came and brought her cat Michelle to see HIS new home (he’s French, duh). As Michelle meowed, we walked the washed oak hardwood floors and gazed at the hillside, and […]