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There has been a lot of conversation lately about what the housing market will look like this spring. After a year of emphatic recovery in 2013 in which prices saw double-digit increases in the Los Angeles area, there is some concern that this spring’s season will be less robust. Recent numbers from DataQuick show that …
The Los Angeles Times reported that a Hollywood Hills home owned by the late jazz musician George Duke was up for sale with Rodeo Realty’s Peter Maurice and Tregg Rustad. The two-story home is currently in escrow. The traditional home is a classic center hall plan with narrow plank hardwood floors, stout plaster walls and sun-filled public …
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Featured as one of Los Angeles Times’ ‘Home of the Day’ is a Southern Colonial listed by Rodeo Realty’s Allyson Carter. The Toluca Lake home has eight bedrooms and eight bathrooms. Built in 1939, the two-story house is fronted by white columns and black shuttered windows. Features include an updated kitchen, family room, billiard room, …
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In an article this weekend, the Los Angeles Times featured the most expensive homes sold in the last two weeks in Los Angeles. The newspaper believes the recent transactions in the Bird Street area may signal a takeoff for higher-end homes. One home featured is 9212 Nightingale Drive. The Doheny Estate, listed by Rodeo Realty …
In the past two weeks, three Rodeo Realty agents sold two of the most expensive homes in the Greater Los Angeles area. Making real estate news in the Los Angeles Times is Peter Maurice and Tregg Rustad. The two agents sold a $9 million listing that belonged to Frederick Huntsberry, the chief operating officer of …
Autumn brings cooler weather and the perfect excuse to enjoy a cold pint with friends. If you want to celebrate Oktoberfest in Los Angeles, you have plenty of amazing options to explore. The city transforms into a Bavarian paradise each fall. You can find everything from massive outdoor festivals to cozy local pubs. Grab your …
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There are few cities that embrace wellness quite like Los Angeles. Here, a spa day is more than an indulgence. It is part of the lifestyle. Whether you are seeking oceanfront serenity, Japanese-inspired rituals, or restorative treatments tucked inside iconic hotels, the city’s spa scene offers something for every mood. If you’re searching for the …
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When summer arrives in Southern California, the city takes on a radiant, sun-drenched energy. However, as temperatures rise across the county, finding sophisticated ways of beating the heat in Los Angeles becomes an absolute art form. For the discerning local, staying cool isn’t just about seeking air conditioning; it’s about curating elevated experiences that seamlessly …
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As the sun dips below the horizon of the Santa Monica Mountains, casting a golden hue over the ridges of Southern California, few sights arrest the eye quite like the historic inventory of Los Angeles John Lautner homes. Glass walls appear to dissolve entirely into the surrounding flora. Dramatic, sweeping rooflines of raw concrete hover …
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January is shaping up to be one of the most exciting months for Los Angeles art exhibitions in recent memory. Across the city, major museums and contemporary galleries are ushering in the new year. From immersive installations to long‑anticipated museum exhibitions, there is something for everyone. From pop‑culture icons to experimental audiovisual experiences, these exhibitions …
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