
Marketecture: How to Build Market Share With Captivating Content
Marketecture is what you happens when marketing and architecture collide to create a remarkable consumer experience, one that builds market share.
Featured articles from South Bay Digs and Westside Digs Magazines including our Sweet Digs Cover Homes and luxury homes for sale in the Limelight.

Marketecture is what you happens when marketing and architecture collide to create a remarkable consumer experience, one that builds market share.

A graceful and well-appointed hilltop for a one-of-a-kind panorama

Lots of ocean views and many comfortable spots to gather with family and friends. There’s privacy and a quality of construction. In this case, all within an efficient footprint of about 3,330 square feet on The Strand.

Cape Cod-style meets California beach-chic in this five-bedroom house located on one of the most desirable walk streets in Manhattan Beach.

An evergreen California home on sun-splashed resort grounds makes for a one-of-a-kind Beach Cities experience.

Made up of three parcels, this distinctive hideaway is a must-see for discerning buyers seeking respite from the city.

The list of luxe features gracing this modern Philip Vertoch-designed residence is seemingly endless, from a wealth of grand, light-filled living space on three levels rife with organic and warm finishes, to jaw-dropping views stretching from Downtown L.A.

If a refreshing afternoon swim in a saltwater pool sounds like the necessary prelude to a productive afternoon, or a symphony of birdsong the ideal chorus for dinner, look no further than 14410 Villa Woods Drive, Pacific Palisades.

From a tour of the iconic architecture in the bohemian beach community of Venice to a glimpse inside the studios of some of L.A.’s emerging and leading artists—not to mention a special dinner and private concert with a renowned musician—the sixth-annual Venice Design Series…

Custom built in 1989 to the specifications of its former owner, legendary musician Tom Petty, this impressive Encino estate is a definite chart-topper.

If you haven’t figured it out already, L.A.’s super-high-end residential market is absolutely booming. Price records continue to be shattered at every turn, with the recent sale of a landmark Beverly Hills estate owned by media mogul David Geffen to Amazon Chief Executive Jeff Bezos for $165 million turning out to be just the icing on the cake.

Nestled atop a Rolling Hills hilltop parcel 17 Crest Road East, a new Spanish Colonial Revival estate by architect Michael Burch offers an elegant ranch lifestyle surrounded by one of the Pacific’s finest panoramas.