Conventional belief has generally been that November-December is the worst time of the year to have a home on the market. The reasons for this thinking are that people go on vacation, holidays distract attention,
The real estate market in Pacific Palisades has undergone significant changes, with home sales dropping by almost 20% and a sharp increase in leasing activity. This shift raises critical questions about the future of the
Have you seen the paperwork required to sell a California home recently? The listing forms and disclosures now total more than twenty pages, eight reports, and one booklet. The sale process includes thirteen pages or
A significant number of escrows have fallen through, and over a third of listings have expired in the last six months. Price adjustments are becoming more common, with half of homes selling only after lowering
The Palisades real estate market has defied expectations, with prices soaring despite higher interest rates and reduced loan-qualified buyers. Additionally, an intriguing shift has occurred, with a growing number of homeowners choosing off-market sales, particularly
While the beautiful Westside is known all over for many of the things we listed above, today we’re going to be covering just one of the many reasons that it’s the most sought-after area in
What have you wanted to ask Michael Edlen? Questions asked and answered by a Top Pacific Palisades Realtor with over 30 years of experience buying and selling homes in some of Los Angeles most exclusive
Many years ago a local doctor had asked if I knew anyone who could help him with a minor home repair. It led to a conversation that concluded with finding him a great handyman as
To be successful, real estate agents must be flexible in attitude and open to a wide range of possibilities. They need a positive mental attitude, real enthusiasm, a creative mind-set, be readily available to clients
What Are You Required to Disclose When You Sell Your Home? What’s a seller’s disclosure statement or seller’s disclosure form?
Buying your first home can be a learn as you go process. But even though everyone’s home buying experience is unique, you can prepare yourself for what’s to come by learning about what helped and