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Blockchain Technology to Record Real Estate Documentation Announced

Palo Alto, California-based global blockchain real estate marketplace, Propy, Inc. is launching a pilot program to record real estate documentation using blockchain technology in South Burlington, Vermont, a state that is increasingly known for being friendly to blockchain development.

Westside Digs • January 19, 2018

ON THE COVER Modern Bungalow: Grown from a classic Craftsman, this renovated home offers all the amenities of a large house, scaled to pair with the singular charms of Venice presented by Mark Kitching of Pacific Union International.

South Bay Tops $4.1 Billion in Real Estate Sold

The local real estate market has been rocking the past couple of years, and 2017 was no exception. Manhattan Beach continues to lead the charge and closed the year with a new record average sales price of $3,080,193.

South Bay Digs • January 12, 2018

ON THE COVER Sensation Seaview: A family retreat with lush grounds and alluring vistas welcomes one home in Palos Verdes Estates presented by Wendy Sun of RE/MAX Estate Properties.

Hermosa Beach - Highest Priced Home Sales of 2017 - DIGS.net

Hermosa Beach Highest Priced Home Sales of 2017

The local real estate market has been booming the past couple of years, and 2017 was no exception. With 107 closed sales in Hermosa Beach and an average closed price of $2,742,197, there was a total of 11 single-family homes with closed sales over $5 million or more. 

Americans Anxious About Homeownership Under New Tax Cuts & Jobs Act

With lots of nervousness, it turns out. According to a realtor.com® survey completed earlier this week, Americans are anxious about the tax bill’s potential effects on homeownership—and might even consider changing their plans to buy or sell a home. In an online survey of 2,324 randomly selected respondents across the U.S., a majority reported that the tax bill makes them either “concerned” (36.2%) or “very concerned” (17.2%) about being a homeowner. Put another way, less than a quarter of respondents said the bill makes them feel “positive” (15%) or “very positive” (7.2%) about homeownership.

South Bay Digs • December 15, 2017

ON THE COVER Visionary Design: A contemporary home in the Manhattan Beach sand section presented by John Altamura of Altamura Real Estate Group.