It was right after a particularly invigorating yoga class that my instructor and good friend, Jerome Mercier pulled me aside to say that he and his wife, Cyndra were ready to purchase their first home. Both Jerome and his wife work on the Westside so the search area was defined and with a limited budget and small down payment, my work was cut out for me. Sometimes, however, the angels of opportunity are hovering near by and this was one such … [Read more...]
My Association with Leverage Global Partners Continues to Impress
As a real estate professional I have found the range of service that I am able to provide my clients to be invaluable. So often people are under the impression that the nature of our business, that of being a real estate professional, is just to help people purchase and sell local real estate. In fact, it’s the range of service that I am able to offer that truly makes a difference, not only to them but also to me. From a recommended handyman, … [Read more...]
Saving NOHO Arts Park: Can We Stop the Train if it Already Left the Station?
I thought I would deviate from my general real estate topics and write about a real estate matter that is close to home: saving NOHO Arts Park in the NOHO (North Hollywood) Arts District. Years ago my father and mother owned and operated a successful women’s fashion store in North Hollywood. They opened the retail store together back in the early 1950’s. As the business matured so did their tastes and the store's offerings, the business … [Read more...]
Home for Sale: 8057 Altavan Ave, Los Angeles
Exquisite brand new East Coast Traditional dream home exhibiting the finest quality craftsmanship and finishes while blending traditional elements with a contemporary expression. The high ceilings and wide hallways provide a great sense of scale and light throughout. An exceptional cook’s kitchen is open to the adjoining family room and covered logia all facing a spacious and private rear yard. The 5 bedrooms are all en suite and include a lavish … [Read more...]
10 Delicious Rainier Cherry Recipes
If you've never tried a Rainier cherry, you're truly missing out. It's actually a cross between two types of cherries - the Bing and Van. It was developed in 1952 at Washington State University and named after Mount Rainier. You'll pay premium prices for Rainier cherries, but they are well worth it - they are fleshy and sweet; low acid with a caramel-like finish. Rainier cherries are easily found at farmers' markets - like the Mar Vista … [Read more...]
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