Originally founded in 1905 as a seaside resort town, and later known as “Bohemia-by-the-Beach,” Venice is eclectic, design-oriented, and artsy. It’s easily the Westside’s hottest neighborhood, with Abbot Kinney Boulevard (named for the city’s founder) acting as its downtown. Try Gjelina’s fennel salami pizza, organic gelato at N’ice Cream, and the croque madame at The Tasting Kitchen and thank us later. Shop for modern jewelry at Alexis Bittar, find cult skincare products at Aesop, and witness the thriving art scene during the Venice Art Crawl. On the home front, you’ll find cozy bungalows and cottages alongside modern masterpieces from Brian Murphy, David Hertz, Glen Irani, Marmol Radziner, and Frank Gehry (and don’t miss the idyllic canals). Property values continue to increase thanks to the presence of tech companies like Google Inc., which moved into Gehry’s famed Binoculars Building back in 2011.
Virtually explore an exquisite live/work residence in trendy Silicon Beach with sunset views galore. Then check out a distinguished estate in Arcadia and Mid-Century marvels in Palm Springs. Venice | Townhome Residence by Howard Rosen Architect 619 San Juan Avenue, #B | $2,795,000 Luxury Townhome by award-winning architect Howard Rosen. A modern live/work masterpiece in... Keep reading →
Virtual Tours are the hot ticket these days and this week we have plenty of new listings to share. Are you looking for a chic loft in trendy Silicon beach? Or perhaps an English Tudor style dwelling is more your taste. Have a virtual look for yourself and discover a potential dream home. Pasadena |... Keep reading →
As one of the most sprawling cities on Earth, Los Angeles living can mean anything from a luxury high rise in West Hollywood to an artists’ duplex on the Eastside. With every type of neighborhood and community imaginable, and freeways connecting us all, the hardest part is finding the right place for your style and... Keep reading →
By Elijah Chiland Venice real estate prices may have reached ridiculous heights in recent years, but so far that hasn’t made the neighborhood’s homey bungalows and beach cottages any less charming. This 1920s Spanish-style residence is a perfect example. Set back behind tall hedges and fronted by a lush lawn and gardens, the home looks like a... Keep reading →
By Philip Ferrato Where: 1215 Cabrillo Avenue, Venice When: Sunday, August 13 from 2:00pm-5:00pm Asking: $2.425M What: A beautifully updated blast from the past, this 2-bed, 2-bath Venice cottage is the stuff of dreams in a compact space. To read the full article visit their website here.