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This 2 Bedroom, 1 Bathroom Cottage in Beverly Hills Post Office was built in 1923 with a very charming 1,000 square feet. Your standard white picket fence, gravel driveway, and red bricked path to the front door. The home recently received a remodel that kept the Story-book charm but took a seamless integration of indoor/outdoor flow and spruced it up a bit!

Pokémon Go brings the world to life, and allows players to catch elusive Pokémon everywhere - in their house, backyard, and many public places, neighborhoods, parks, stores, etc. It is rapidly working it's way into real estate by being included into listings and marketing tactics. From popularity to profitable marketing.

You've likely heard about it or seen it on the news early this week, but you may not have a full understanding about Brexit and what exactly it is or the impact it has on the California real estate market. "Brexit" in short means the UK leaving the EU (European Union) - which is an economic and political partnership that involves 28 European countries.

First time home buyers in Los Angeles still need a hefty down payment. You are looking at a budge of $700k for a decent first home. Now I'm talking single family residence not condo purchases. Here are some amazing options that are move in ready! Which do you find to be the best bang for you're buck? Check it out!

This home defines the term turn-key. Mid-Century meets Modern in this Altadena jewel. Bright light brings joy to every inch of this 3 bed/2 bath home. Details are important and nothing has been overlooked here. Reminiscent of Palm Springs, the yard includes a drip system along with drought tolerant California plants, a large landing with outdoor dining and lounge chairs.

Frogtown. Where is that? It's a hot market for flipping that's where! Check out this property where in only 6 months the property purchased at $460,000. It's hoping for a return on investment asking $749,000.

LA Rents have shot up more than any other U.S. city. In order to be able to afford rent on a 2-Bedroom apartment in LA, you have to make $145K a year. LA has taken its spot at the top ranked cities where it sucks to be a renter.

Superstar athletes tend to be compensated pretty well for their talents on the field, court, course, ice, and track. Their monumental amounts of success surely translates into A-list lifestyles, which include spectacular homes.

Just because some people have to sacrifice living in small homes to live in LA doesn't mean they want to compromise when it comes to their kitchen! We are seeing a growing trend where people with disposable income are ditching the suburbs for smaller urban homes. GE is hoping to turn that frown upside down and give compact living a positive twist!

Your home doesn't have views? I bet you wouldn't think to build a treehouse on the property to entertain guests.. including beautiful night light scenery! This Silver Lake Listing did just that! However, this property was fortunate enough to have views before the tree house was built -- that just became an added bonus as well as a highlight to buyers who were interested in the property!