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Los Angeles Real Estate Blog & Market Updates


The Best Time to Buy a Home in Los Angeles Is Here
According to Realtor.com's 2026 Best Time to Buy report, the best time to buy a home in Los Angeles is the week of September 27 to October 3, 2026. In the Los Angeles metro this week, buyer competition runs almost 40% below its annual peak and listing prices sit about 5.7% below their seasonal high, and buyer-friendly conditions typically carry into October.
Leegie Parker
Sep 295 min read
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How to Prepare Your Home for El NiƱo This Winter
To prepare your home for El NiƱo this winter, start before the first major storm arrives. Clean your gutters and drains, have questionable or overhanging trees assessed, and address any known roof issues now rather than waiting for rain to reveal a problem.
It is also a good time to call your insurance agent and ask specifically what your policy does, and does not, cover for flood, mudflow, landslide or earth movement, sewer or drain backup, fallen trees, and rain entering th
Leegie Parker
Sep 2211 min read
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Real Estate Communication Problems Are Costing You Deals
Real estate communication problems, especially agents who refuse to get on the phone, are one of the most common and preventable reasons deals slow down or fall apart across the San Fernando Valley and the Westside of Los Angeles. A quick phone call between agents can resolve in minutes what a string of one-word texts cannot, and the deals moving smoothly right now are usually the ones where both sides are actually talking to each other.
Leegie Parker
Sep 215 min read
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Home Inspection Repair Estimates: Why One Bid Isn't Enough
When a home inspection uncovers issues like structural damage, mold, or roof problems, get at least three repair estimates before you decide how to move forward. Bids for the exact same scope of work can differ by tens of thousands of dollars, and the inspector's ballpark number in the report is not a substitute for a real bid.
Leegie Parker
Sep 155 min read
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What Home Inspections Actually Cover (and Why It Matters)
A general home inspection covers the overall condition of a home's major systems and structure, but it is an overview, not a deep dive into any one area. Specialty inspections, including sewer line, mold, termite, foundation, roof, pool, electrical, drainage, and plumbing, go far deeper and are often worth the extra cost, especially when nothing looks obviously wrong on the surface.
Leegie Parker
Aug 204 min read
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