Curbed on the hunt to feature unique living spaces

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Want to see your home featured on Curbed? The real estate blog is currently on the hunt for interesting subjects who’d be willing to open up their living spaces for a visit and a photo shoot. Homes will be featured on Curbed’s House Calls series and will give readers a chance to view various homes of Angelenos.

If you just finished rehabbing your home or simply want to show off the perfect place you call home, they want to see it.

Are you interested? If you’d like to be considered for House Calls, send them an email (subject line: House Calls) and a few photos of your place. Include a few details about where you live: the neighborhood you’re in, what’s special about your home, and a bit about why you think it would be a great feature. Dwellings that are currently for sale or for rent will not be considered.

To view some of the homes that have been featured on House Calls, click HERE

Nicole Nash's listing featured in LA Times

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A listing for Rodeo Realty agent Nicole Nash is featured in the Los Angeles Times Hot Property.

The West Hollywood home is one of this week’s Home of the Day. The bright contemporary located at 1236 Greenacre Avenue once belonged to Bangles guitarist Michael Steele.

The gated sanctuary is equipped with an 8-zone Elan g! entertainment and control system which allows you to stream music inside and out with a mobile device.

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Other home features include French doors, an open-plan kitchen with center island and Italian porcelain floors.

For more info on the featured property, view the LA Times article HERE

Jason Peteler, Ben Bacal listing featured in The Wall Street Journal

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The Hollywood Hills contemporary home at 6654 Emmet Terrace was featured this week in the Wall Street Journal’s “House of the Day.”

Ben Bacal and Jason Peteler are two of the listing agents for the property.

The luxury estate is not only featured for its breathtaking features but also for its 11-minute promotional marketing movie. The Wall Street Journal calls it, “A Los Angeles house that stars in its own divorce drama.”

The married owners of the contemporary home came up with the story line and created the video in which they play a couple on the verge of splitting up.

For photos and details on the home view The Wall Street Journal feature HERE

You can also vote the featured home for “House of The Week”. Click HERE to vote.