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September 9, 2016

Rodeo Realty's Studio City agent Zac Diles featured on Realtor.com

From an NFL linebacker to a licensed agent—that’s a story that’s trending on Realtor.com.

The website featured an article Thursday on Rodeo Realty’s Studio City agent, Zac Diles. With football season here, writer Craig Donofrio decided to interview the former NFL player. One of the questions…why trade the jersey for a real estate license?

I can relate,” said Diles to Realtor.com. “When I was in the NFL, I moved around a lot. I got to see the cost of living in other states.”

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According to the article, Diles suited up for five different teams over the course of his eight-year career with the NFL. The 6-foot, 245-pound former linebacker said he was interested in real estate early in his football career and became “fascinated” with the details of fellow players’ homes and mansions. During his final season with the NFL, he decided to take real estate classes during his spare time. In March 2015, Diles received his real estate license.

His first sells have involved football players—a $4.3 million sale in Encino with Browns cornerback Joe Haden, and a lease-to-own agreement for a $2.4 million pad for Los Angeles Rams guard Rodger Saffold.

The 31-year-old tells Realtor.com that starting out “wasn’t easy,” but he’s confident he’ll succeed.

“I’ve been through it all, broken bones and being cut from NFL teams. I’ve done a job for eight years that only 1,500 people in the world do; I’ve got thick skin,” said Diles. “There’s not much that can surprise me.”

To read the entire Realtor.com article on Diles, click HERE.

This story is also on Yahoo, HERE.

August 30, 2016

Loft listed by Rodeo Realty's Sunset agent Nick Small featured in Curbed

A 1,054-square-foot loft inside the National Biscuit Company building has made news in Curbed for its historic features.

The unit, listed by Rodeo Realty Sunset agent Nick Small, offers 16-foot ceilings and maple wood floors that date back to 1925. According to Curbed, the lofts building is a Historic-Cultural Monument that is also listed on the National Register of Historic Places.

The fifth floor space has a massive wall of operable windows surrounded by cement and exposed brick interior elements. Additional features include a kitchen with stainless steel appliances, a large bath with double sinks, marble surfaces and Bosch washer & dryer.

The Biscuit Company Lofts building was reportedly constructed as a headquarters for the National Biscuit Company, or Nabisco. According to Curbed, the building has attracted many well-known tenants over its time such as actor Nicholas Cage, who sold his loft in 2012.

1850 Industrial Street Unit #515 is listed for $779,000.

For more information on this loft, click HERE.

To read the Curbed story on this listing, click HERE.

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July 29, 2016

Rodeo Realty's Beverly Hills agent Joe Babajian sells onetime home of Marlon Brando for $2.73 million

Rodeo Realty’s Joe Babajian has sold the Hollywood Hills residence where Oscar-winning actor Marlon Brando once made his home for $2.73 million.

Babajian’s sell made news in the Los Angeles Times this week.

The traditional-style home has six bedrooms, five bathrooms, a living and dining room, a sunroom and an updated kitchen. The 1939 home, designed by Paul Williams, also has a bookshelf in the study that can be moved to reveal a hidden room.

Outdoors, there’s a barbecue area, a sports court and a swimming pool.

The home was also previously occupied by Rock star Frank Zappa, actress Barbara Hershey and actor David Carradine.

To read the LA Times article, click HERE.

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July 21, 2016

Home listed by Rodeo Realty's Sunset agent Robert Grandinetti featured in the LA Times as "Home of the Day"

Nestled in a secluded subdivision known as ‘Hollywood Oasis’ sits a sophisticated, private Mid-Century home that’s on the market and listed by Rodeo Realty’s Robert Grandinetti. 5524 Tuxedo Terrace has three bedrooms, two baths and a distant view of the world famous Hollywood sign.

The entertainer’s home is one of this week’s “Home of the Day” in the Los Angeles Times. According to the newspaper, the Tuxedo Terrace home has ‘Mad Men’ style–with its midcentury style and streamline sheen.

Built in 1961, the home has beautifully scaled, light-filled rooms, an open floor plan and the quintessential California indoor/outdoor flow. A chef’s kitchen is at the heart, with ample storage and counter space, top end appliances (Viking, sub-zero, Meile) and an open breakfast bar. The dining room has a tiered ceiling with clearstory windows that distribute natural light throughout the living areas. The backyard has a pool, spa, and a large entertaining patio complete with a custom fire pit—all a natural extension of the living space. The private master suite also opens directly to the pool and has a large walk-in closet and a gorgeous bath. Additional features include a gated courtyard entrance, 2-car direct access garage, a large 9,200 sq. ft. lot, laundry room, limestone, wood floors, and much more. A very secluded, exciting, resort-like LA pad!

5524 Tuxedo Terrace is offered at $1,995,000. For more information on the property, visit www.5524tuxedoterrace.com

To read the LA Times feature, click HERE

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July 8, 2016

Rodeo Realty's Calabasas agent Lisa Moriarity covers June edition of 'Inside the Hills'

Rodeo Realty’s Lisa Moriarity and her two sons are covering June’s edition of Inside the Hills. The Calabasas agent is featured on the front cover and throughout the publication, which focuses exclusively on the residents of Hidden Hills.

In the section titled ‘Meet your neighbors,’ the magazine talks about Moriarity and how she has built her twenty-five plus years successfully selling residential real estate with a refreshing straightforward approach.

“With her honesty she has been able to establish the trust with her clients time and again, and has been able to assist them in finding the perfect home for their families,” said Inside the Hills.

The magazine also mentions how Moriarity ‘s career started in real estate—how she represented some of the largest builders in southern California and how she transitioned to representing families seeking to purchase or sell homes throughout the Hidden Hills and the greater Calabasas area.

Moriarity’s two sons, Brandon and Austin, are also featured inside the magazine. Her first son Brandon, 27, has started his successful career in commercial real estate. Her second son Austin, 25, is currently pursuing a career in merchant services.

In a Q&A, Moriarity tells the magazine that developing new relationships through her job is the biggest reward.

“Because we work so closely towards a mutual goal, by the close of escrow I’ve made new friends that I will have for years to come,” said Moriarity.

The real estate agent also answers questions about her involvement in the community, her favorite areas, and the activities she enjoys. She also spoke about her love for animals and how she owns two horses, two goats, four chickens and one cat, which are also featured inside the publication.

“Being able to have these animals was one of the biggest reasons I came to Hidden Hills and has kept me here,” said Moriarity.

View the article below to read more on the feature:

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July 7, 2016

Rodeo Realty's Beverly Hills agents Jason Peteler and Ben Bacal list former home of Richard Pryor

A Sherwood Forest estate, once owned by American comedic legend Richard Pryor, has went on the market and is listed for sale at $2,999,000. Jason Peteler and Ben Bacal of Rodeo Realty Beverly Hills have the listing, which has headlined in The Hollywood Reporter, The Real Deal LA and Curbed LA.

The meticulously maintained 2.2-acre compound, referred to as the “Wrigley chewing gum estate” by American broadcast journalist Barbara Walters and Jet magazine, offers 9,000+ sqft. of resort living space.

The estate located on Parthenia Street has six buildings: a main house, a guest home, a pool house, a gym/professional dance studio, an office and a children’s playhouse. The property also comes with a 3-car garage and kennel. The main house has 4 bedrooms, 4 baths, a formal living and dining room, gourmet kitchen, breakfast nook, library, a family room with sunken bar, a billiard, game rooms, and a wine closet. The guesthouse includes a living room, two bathrooms, sauna, kitchen and a bedroom. The pool house offers his and her changing rooms with baths, full kitchen and a “man cave.”

Additional amenities include a 65’ pool with spa, waterfall and slide; a BBQ pavilion; children’s playground; tennis, tetherball and basketball courts; and putting green. Outdoors, gracing the magnificent private and gated property are abundant mature trees, orchards, gardens and patios.

Pryor purchased the Northridge “Sherwood Forest” home in 1974 and lived there for several years. In 1979, Walters of ABC-TV interviewed him at his property. An incident that occurred inside his home a year later is said to be the reason why Northridge and Parthenia Street were placed on the map—that and the Northridge earthquake, which happened 14 years later in 1994. The current main house was destroyed by the earthquake, but was rebuilt in the style of the original.

Aside from comedy, Pryor was also a television writer and movie actor, starring in films like Stir Crazy and Greased Lightning. In 1986 he was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis, but continued to perform for several more years. In 2005, he died of a heart attack.

For more information on the property, visit www.hiddensherwoodforestgem.com

For The Hollywood Reporter’s story, click HERE
The Real Deal LA, HERE
Curbed LA, HERE
YAHOO, click HERE

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June 23, 2016

Rodeo Realty's Calabasas agent Haroldine Gearhart sells home of WNBA legend Lisa Leslie

Calabasas agent Haroldine Gearhart is being mentioned in the Los Angeles Times for selling the home of local basketball great, Lisa Leslie. According to the newspaper, the home was sold for $1.854 million.

The former L.A. Sparks star bought the house four years ago for $1.7 million, the LA Times reports.

The two-story Calabasas home has a center-island kitchen, an office/den, five bedrooms and 4.5 bathrooms. A sweeping staircase opens to a living room with a fireplace and an adjacent family/game room. Outside, there’s a swimming pool with a spa, a built-in barbecue, and an attached three-car garage.

To read the entire LA Times article, click HERE
View photos of the property below:

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June 8, 2016

Rodeo Realty's Beverly Hills agent Michael MacDermott lists latest completion by XTEN Architecture for $21 million

Rodeo Realty’s Beverly Hills agent Michael MacDermott is co-listing XTEN Architecture’s latest completion for $21 million.

Perched on the most coveted street in North Beverly Hills Trousdale Estates is the brand new modern contemporary home. Carla Ridge is the latest outstanding design by XTEN Architecture. The Los Angeles Times is calling it the “007 digs in the Trousdale Estates.”

“This sleek modern home in Beverly Hills looks like something out of a James Bond film: sexy, sophisticated and intriguing,” said the LA Times. The newspaper featured the property Wednesday as the Home of the Day.

The recently completed estate boasts nearly 7,000 square feet of living space on one level using the finest materials and craftsmanship. David Schwartz, the developer/project manager, conceptualized the vision for the elegance that is 1535 Carla Ridge. From lifestyle of the ample floor plan, to the serenity that the materials and colors generate, David left no stones unturned in creating a perfect ambiance.

The gated property features a motor court, which is flanked by a custom water feature that leads you to the towering glass entry. Once inside, the open floor plan is bathed in natural light presenting Bianco tile floors, soaring ceilings, custom nine foot solid hardwood doors and 12 -foot tall Fleetwood walls of glass that vanish at the push of a button. A fully enclosed, climate controlled glass chamber with a 1,000 bottle capacity for the most discerning wine lover separates the formal living space from the gourmet kitchen and family area. Custom Miton cabinetry, Miele appliances and Caesar Stone countertops adorn the chef’s kitchen with a full “dirty” kitchen adjacent yet completely hidden. A 12-foot high wall of book matched Pietra Gray Spanish Marble slabs separate the great room from the home theater, the master suite and guest rooms all with en suite baths finished in Portuguese porcelain tile, polished chrome Dornbracht fixtures, custom cabinetry and countertops.

The sweeping south facing entertainment deck invites sun-drenched relaxation by the infinity edged pool, spa and built-in barbeque punctuated by unobstructed views from downtown LA to the Santa Monica Bay and beyond. A private, grassy, rear yard features lush landscaping and an outdoor fireplace with intimate seating. Finishing touches include seamless home integration including whole house sound, home theater, security and camera surveillance by Control 4 with remote controlled electric shades and window treatments through out.

XTEN Architecture has become known for buildings of striking beauty, deeply integrated into their natural setting, that have won numerous national and international awards and have been published in books and exhibited in museums around the world. Austin Kelly and his design partner Monika Haefelfinger together with Scott Utterstrom are the principals of XTEN, which was founded in 2000. XTEN Architecture’s best known projects are the Openhouse, Madisonhouse and Nakahouse, which Architectural Record (cover, 2012) chose as one of only nine ” Record Houses of the Year” selected internationally for advancing the discipline of architecture and which was included in the New Sculpturalism exhibition at the Los Angeles Museum of Contemporary Art (2013).

For the LA Times feature, click HERE

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June 7, 2016

Rodeo Realty's Beverly Hills Realtor Roger Perry featured in Angeleno magazine

The latest issue of Modern Luxury’s Angeleno is said to uncover the city’s most inspiring entrepreneurs.

The June edition focuses on innovative entrepreneurs with a special section titled Power Players. From fashion to entertainment, tech, food, sports, philanthropy, retail and more, the magazine highlights power players that are making waves in their respective industries.

Featured inside the multi-page spread is Rodeo Realty’s Beverly Hills agent Roger Perry. The magazine highlights Perry’s specializations, which includes representing buyers and sellers of residential property in Beverly Hills, Bel Air, Holmby Hills, Hollywood Hills, Hancock Park, Brentwood, areas of the West Side and the San Fernando Valley.

“Roger has been called a “master negotiator,” said Angeleno magazine.

Aside from mentioning his specializations, the magazine also interviewed the Realtor/Broker.

“Beyond representing buyers and sellers, Perry also collects and manages his own residential income properties,” said Angeleno.

To view/read the feature, click HERE

Modern Luxury's Angeleno June front cover — Modern Luxury’s Angeleno June front cover

June 1, 2016

Listing by Rodeo Realty's Studio City agent Nicole Nash featured in LA Times

A West Hollywood penthouse with a rooftop sanctuary is featured this week in the Los Angeles Times’ Home of the Day. Nicole Nash, a Studio City agent for Rodeo Realty, has the listing, which is priced at $1,397 million.

851 Kings Road, Unit 303 is highlighted for its skylights, cathedral-style ceilings, subtle Art Deco details, its high-end kitchen amenities, spa-like bath and private rooftop garden.

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The 3-bedroom, 3-bathroom property also has a living room that is equipped with surround sound, a custom bar, fireplace and a glass door that opens to a private balcony.

Additional features to the home include dark-stained wood floors, marble finishes and designer fixtures.

To read the LA Times article, click HERE

For more details on the property, click HERE

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