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The $50,000,000 Club

Looking for that one-of-a-kind dream estate on the Westside of Los Angeles with a price tag upwards of $50 Million?
20762 Pacific Coast Highway, Malibu 90265

14 Luxury Homes On the Market for 365+ Days

Are you looking for leverage in negotiating your next luxury home purchase? The following homes have been on the market for at least 365 days, (versus cumulative days on market or CDOM) in the Westside areas of Brentwood, Pacific Palisades, Santa Monica, Malibu, Malibu Beach, Palms-Mar Vista & Venice. Check them out below.

Homes Under $1 Million in the South Bay | 1.23.18

Where are all of the under $1 million homes for sale in the South Bay? Despite it being a seller’s market in the South Bay Cities, we believe you should still be able to buy a great house for under a million. We found twelve incredible single-family homes currently on the market in the South Bay. Let the bidding wars begin!

Micro Marketing – Macro Results

According to eMarketer, global ad spending is predicted to reach $583.91 billion in 2017, with digital ads making up about 38% of that total. Unfortunately, most of those ad dollars will go to waste – never reaching their intended and most relevant audience, and thus offering no return on investment.

Home Prices Increase in 48 States in 2nd Quarter 2017

US home prices saw a 1.7% increase in Q2 2017, rising 6.6% from the previous year, according to FHFA’s House Price Index. New home sales are climbing, but low inventory has driven prices up for six years.

Builder Confidence is Up, Home Prices Continue to Rise

According to the recently released National Association of Home Builders (NAHB) / Wells Fargo Housing Market Index, builder confidence is back on the rise after some concern over construction labor problems in the last report. The index rose 4 points from its July reading to 68, beating analysts’ consensus predictions of 65.