A Malibu mansion asking $21.5 million was the priciest home in Los Angeles County to find a buyer last week. The beachfront mansion at 30810 Broad Beach Road topped all other luxury... Read more »
A Manhattan Beach home located at 1204 The Strand asking $24.5 million was the priciest residential house to go into contract last week in Los Angeles County. The roughly 5,400-square-foot home topped... Read more »
There was no summer slowdown in the world of luxury real estate last week as two homes in Los Angeles County asking more than $40 million went into contract. Billionaire gaming magnate... Read more »
The priciest home to go into contract in Los Angeles County last week was at 917 Oxford Way in the famed Beverly Hills’ 90210 ZIP code, asking just under $15 million. The... Read more »
A deal is pending to sell an original Paul Williams-designed Holmby Hills home once owned by the actress Ann Rutherford, marking last week’s top property to go into contract. The home at... Read more »
Los Angeles County signed contract activity last week trended up from a year ago, led by a Beverly Hills Flats listing. The residence was one of 25 homes that went into contract... Read more »
A Mediterranean-style estate in Bel-Air, listed for $24.8 million, topped out Los Angeles County’s signed contract activity last week. That’s according to the Eklund Weekly Luxury Report Los Angeles, produced by Marcy... Read more »
A Westwood residence listed for $16.2 million was last week’s high watermark when it came to Los Angeles County’s signed contracts. That’s according to Douglas Elliman’s Eklund Gomes team, which produces a... Read more »
For California residents managing complex estates, high-value contracts, or family assets tied to professional sports franchises, the recent Anthony Davis trade offers important lessons about asset protection, contract disputes, and succession planning... Read more »
Los Angeles County deal flow bounced back last week as signed contracts ticked up. Across Los Angeles County, 22 homes went into contract for the seven days ended Feb. 1, which was... Read more »