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Douglas Elliman Opens New Malibu Office

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Douglas Elliman Real Estate Continues to Serve Ultra-prime Luxury Markets With Its Recent Opening of a New Malibu Location

As part of the brand’s expansion in the Western Region, the leading luxury real estate brokerage represents one of 21 locations in California and will help to better accommodate Elliman’s top roster of agents to service home buyers and sellers within the Malibu area.

“As the coastal jewel of Los Angeles, Malibu attracts a sophisticated, high-end clientele and we are excited to join the Malibu community,” says Stephen Kotler, CEO of the Western Region for Douglas Elliman.

“With offices now in Brentwood, Pacific Palisades Manhattan Beach, Santa Barbara, and Carmel the opening of a Malibu office is in sync with Elliman’s commitment to being the leading real estate brokerage on the West Coast,” continues Kotler.

Photography Courtesy of Steve Magner

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