Courtney Self started Hunter Mason Realty a mere five years ago after a 28-year sales career that started right out of high school. South Bay DIGS chats with this Realtor of the People about why she loves multi-family real estate, first-time homebuyers and Old Town Torrance.
Sunday evening yoga class at Harmony Yoga begins with a brief meditation, something calm to still pacing minds while setting up the next 90 minutes as a mini-retreat for weary bodies in need of a boost.
Overseeing up to 30 potential properties in various states of completion each week, Jeff Marshall—owner and principal of one of California’s leading home staging operations, Marshall Design Group—is on the speed dial of real-estate agents statewide. Here, a conversation with the industry hot property.
Sweeping terraces and high-tone details set this unapologetically grand ocean-view villa apart. The property features the earmarks of a classic Italian Renaissance country home, starting with a flat roofline and elaborate entrance.
For Chef Tin Vuong, opening his Manhattan Beach restaurant Little Sister in 2013 was all about carving out a place of his own.
Add an uncanny knack for matching a client to their perfect house to strong sales training, an analytical mind and high ethics, courtesy of her Midwestern upbringing, and you have real estate agent Mary Lu Tuthill of Coldwell Banker.
ON THE COVER is our a graceful French-Tudor style estate designed by noted architect Gerard Colcord located in the heart of the Pacific Palisades offered by Anthony Marguleas of Amalfi Estates we and talk to Jeff Marshall of Marshall Design Group.
ON THE COVER The Island in the South Bay:Communal spaces, peaceful surroundings and super-sized dimensions create a perfect habitat for today’s family presented by Brett Zebrowski of Palm Realty Boutique.
Decorative-art titan Tony Duquette was an unabashed maximalist who applied his from-the-gut touch to everything from rapturous interiors for billionaire clients such as Doris Duke, J. Paul Getty, and David O. Selznick, to bold jewelry, to museum exhibitions at the likes of the Louvre.
In 1958, Douglas Maupin moved to the South Bay with his family. Twenty years later, he began selling residential properties in the area. South Bay DIGS chats with this easygoing surfer about his decades-long adventures in local real estate and land development.
Steeped in culture and class, Santa Fe promises Southwest sojourners a sophisticated weekend away.
