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Los Angeles Real Estate Blog & Market Updates


Commons Lane Calabasas: What the Redevelopment Means for West Valley Real Estate
Commons Lane Calabasas is a mixed-use redevelopment transforming The Commons at Calabasas from a traditional shopping center into a walkable village with 80 luxury apartments, 27,000 square feet of new restaurants and boutiques, and a community green space. For Calabasas and West Valley homeowners, the project is likely to reinforce the area's premium market positioning over time, making the neighborhood more attractive overall without dramatically shifting prices in either d
Leegie Parker
May 148 min read


5 Signs It's Time to Sell Your Home in Los Angeles (and 4 Signs It's Not)
The right time to sell your home in Los Angeles depends more on your personal readiness than market headlines. If you have equity, a clear plan for where you're going, a home that's prepped for the market, and the flexibility to price strategically, spring 2026 is a strong window. If you don't have your next move sorted out, you're not willing to do the prep work, or you're banking on a price that doesn't match what buyers are paying today, waiting may be the smarter call.
Leegie Parker
May 410 min read


Rams Village Woodland Hills: What This $10 Billion Development Means for West Valley Real Estate
Rams Village Woodland Hills is a $10 billion, 52-acre mixed-use development on the former Promenade Mall site, anchored by the new Los Angeles Rams headquarters. Woodland Hills is ground zero, and Tarzana, Encino, West Hills, Canoga Park, and Winnetka are all positioned for spillover demand, with the adjacent affordable pockets holding the biggest potential upside.
Leegie Parker
Apr 2311 min read


Is Now a Good Time to Buy a Home in Los Angeles?
Should I buy a house in LA right now? That is probably the question I get asked more than any other right now. And I am going to give you the honest answer.
The truth is, I never tell anyone across the board that it is a good time to buy. Every person's situation is different, and your decision to buy a home in Los Angeles should be based on your finances, your timeline, your life, and your goals, not just what the market is doing on any given day.
Leegie Parker
Mar 245 min read
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