by Kathryn Vasel @KathrynVaselJanuary 29, 2016: 8:37 AM ET In December, when the Federal Reserve raised rates for the first time in nearly a decade, many would-be homebuyers assumed it meant the beginning of the end for record-low mortgage rates. “This is evidence… Read More
Wednesday, January 20, 2016, by Bianca Barragan The Expo Line‘s extension from Culver City into Santa Monica is so close to being ready for riders—on Friday, the construction authority charged with building the rail line formally handed the whole thing over to Metro. Santa Monica Next says… Read More
More and more billion dollar tech companies are starting to call the westside home. By: Matt McCue Beaches, blockbusters, and…billion-dollar startups? The City of Angels is finally coming into its own as a technology hub, and Silicon Valley has noticed. California has always been a bit of an obsession for the… Read More
This Article is about the first bike share program set to open up in Santa Monica and parts of Venice. Thursday, October 29, 2015, by Bianca Barragan Bone up on you turning signals, Santa Monica: the first public bike share in Los Angeles County is set for its grand… Read More
Below is an Article about Rick Caruso’s plan to transform the Pacific Palisades Village, which they plan to have finished in late 2017. Friday, December 5, 2014, by Adrian Glick Kudler Rick Caruso, the man behind The Grove and the Americana… Read More
Everyone is always asking me about the different schools in LA. I found a great tool on LAUSD and it will let you know what schools each specific property has access to. Keep in mind the property has to be in LA. Area such as Santa Monica, Culver… Read More
Below is an article about a once exclusive and wealthy neighborhood in Playa Del Rey, outside LAX airport near Playa Vista, now turned Ghost Town! —- AUGUST 24, 2015 by KYTKA Have you ever flown out of LAX and saw what appeared to be… Read More
Landscaping projects that can allow homeowners to create a more comfortable and attractive atmosphere can do far more than just improve the market value of their property. From modest improvement efforts to more involved projects, there are no shortage of options available for those who find themselves dissatisfied… Read More
Photos by Steve Hymon / The Source Train testing has been officially underway since July 16 on the Expo Line extension, sending trains casually traveling through the Westside for the first time in decades, but today a really beautiful thing happened: a train glided… Read More
The Coliseum is the Only Venue That Definitely Wants to Host the NFL Tuesday, August 4, 2015, by Bianca Barragan Image via Sterling Davis / Curbed LA flickr pool The NFL has two decent chances to return to Los Angeles… Read More
