There’s no lack of debate over various things in the news nowadays, but for now I’d like to address Real Estate media and “Private Listings”. Having been a Realtor for over 30 years in Boston and the greater Los Angeles area, I find it fascinating how various platforms twist and turn the phrase and how it should be used. Personally, is this approach as...
Well, I finally dusted off another great book from my home library, The Key To Rebecca by Ken Follett. I so enjoy picking up and reading a hardcover book that has been collecting dust on my bookshelves simply because of lack of time. Reading has always been a passion of mine, and I’m happy to back reading in earnest. The Key to Rebecca is...
Making A Case for why not build your home? by Endre Barath, Jr. a Beverly Hills Land Specialist. After recently reading an article by WalletHub, https://wallethub.com/edu/best-and-worst-cities-for-first-time-home-buyers/5564 they made a list of the best and worst places for affordability for a first-time home buyer. Sadly, out of the 300 cities, Inglewood,...
Here we are, six days into July 2025 in other words we are well into the second half of 2025 with less than six months left in the year. Not fully grasping how this happened, I can only conclude that we are all very busy day-to-day, making the days go by quickly, hence the weeks and the months as well. No matter, there’s nothing...
Independence Day, perhaps better known as the 4th of July, represents the independence of the United States from British rulers. Over time, this holiday morphed in many directions and this year, for many, it represents a long weekend and a kickoff to summer. Many people will be barbequing in their backyards, patios, balconies or parks. Others will see it as a day of heavy alcohol consumption...
