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Q1 2020 Coast Communities The Hills The Westside Hollywood Hills & Mid-City Westside - South Metro Los Angeles South Bay Residential Sales 1.1.2020-3.31.2020 Welcome We are proud to present to you this Market Update for First Quarter 2020. It is my sincere hope this message finds you healthy, happy and safe during this incredibly unprecedented time in our local and global history and economies. Working with an experienced professional today is, as you can imagine, more important than ever. As a local expert, entrenched in our communities - invested in the success of our shared endeavors - I am here to bring focus and clarity to any uncertainty. The enclosed data offers a snapshot of what has transpired in our markets. This is just one piece of the puzzle. Our resources and long standing relationships remain unmatched and my commitment to reaching your very unique real estate goals is unwavering. To your home and investment success! Los Angeles Q1 2020 Residential Sales COAST COMMUNITIES WESTWIDE - SOUTH Malibu ...............................6 Culver City ...........................38 Index Malibu Beach ..........................6 Inglewood ...........................40 Marina Del Rey .........................7 Ladera Heights .......................41 Pacific Palisades ........................8 Park Hills Heights ......................43 Santa Monica .........................10 Topanga .............................12 METRO LOS ANGELES Venice ..............................13 Atwater .............................46 Westchester ..........................15 Downtown LA ........................46 Hollywood ..........................48 THE HILLS Los Feliz .............................49 Beverly Hills ..........................18 Silver Lake - Echo Park ..................50 Beverly Hills P.O. ......................19 SOUTH BAY THE WESTSIDE El Segundo ..........................54 Beverlywood .........................22 Hawthorne ...........................55 Brentwood ...........................23 Hermosa Beach .......................56 Cheviot Hills - Rancho Park ..............24 Manhattan Beach ......................57 West LA .............................25 Palos Verdes Estates ...................58 Westwood - Century City ...............26 Playa Del Rey .........................59 Playa Vista ...........................60 HOLLYWOOD HILLS & Rancho Palos Verdes ...................61 MID-CITY Redondo Beach .......................64 Hancock Park - Wilshire .................30 Rolling Hills Estate .....................66 Hollywood Hills East ...................32 Torrance .............................67 Sunset Strip - Hollywood Hills West .......32 West Hollywood ......................35 Information deemed reliable but not guaranteed. The enclosed data has been supplied by the CRMLS or The MLS™. Neither the Association nor its MLS guarantees or is in any way responsible for its accuracy. TOTAL SALES Number of properties sold and transferred ownership LOWEST SALES PRICE Least dollar amount paid for the closed sale of property within the designated city or area HIGHEST SALES PRICE Greatest dollar amount paid for the closed sale of property within the designated city or area Glossary 3 Coast Communities Los Angeles Q1 2020 Residential Sales NUMBER OF SALES AVERAGE SOLD PRICE DAYS ON MARKET Type 2019 2020 Change 2019 2020 Change 2019 2020 Change MALIBU SFR 16 23 43.8% $3,252,500 $2,250,000 -30.8% 99 106 7.2% Condo 8 7 -12.5% $807,500 $934,000 15.7% 88 85 -3.6% MALIBU BEACH SFR 8 11 37.5% $5,800,000 $5,875,000 1.3% 116 118 1.0% Condo 5 1 -80.0% $1,220,000 $1,010,000 -17.2% 86 82 -4.0% MARINA DEL REY SFR 17 18 5.9% $1,309,980 $1,697,500 29.6% 65 43 -34.3% Condo 64 54 -15.6% $920,000 $1,062,275 15.5% 52 37 -28.0% PACIFIC PALISADES SFR 33 40 21.2% $3,080,000 $3,291,250 6.9% 0 60 21.5% Condo 10 10 0.0% $1,242,500 $1,055,000 -15.1% 38 39 0.8% PALMS - MAR VISTA SFR 76 46 -39.5% $1,522,500 $1,595,000 4.8% 44 20 -55.6% Condo 16 12 -25.0% $695,750 $816,000 17.3% 52 33 -36.9% SANTA MONICA SFR 39 55 41.0% $2,213,000 $2,410,000 8.9% 67 43 -34.9% Condo 71 61 -14.1% $1,080,000 $1,020,000 -5.6% 50 39 -21.0% TOPANGA SFR 20 23 15.0% $1,140,000 $1,399,000 22.7% 59 58 -1.1% Condo 0 0 N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A VENICE SFR 37 42 13.5% $2,150,000 $2,140,000 0.5% 65 46 -29.6% Condo 3 4 33.3% $1,490,000 $1,235,000 -17.1% 88 75 -14.4% WESTCHESTER SFR 53 75 44.2% $1,345,000 $1,325,000 -1.5% 50 27 -45.2% Condo 7 8 14.3% $490,000 $525,375 7.2% 32 24 23.9% 5 Malibu Malibu Beach PROPERTY SALES PRICE PROPERTY SALES PRICE 31226 Bailard Road $ 4,250,000 31666 Broad Beach Road $ 6,450,000 30966 Broad Beach Road $ 11,498,000 5795 Calpine Drive $ 4,995,000 31042 Broad Beach Road $ 8,995,000 23901 Civic Center Way $ 400,000 26524 Latigo Shore Drive $ 12,995,000 23901 Civic Center Way $ 599,500 24134 Malibu Road $ 5,975,000 23901 Civic Center Way $ 650,000 23330 Malibu Colony Road $ 19,950,000 18425 Coastline Drive $ 2,699,000 20152 Pacific Coast Highway $ 4,400,000 23443 W Copacabana Street $ 2,085,000 19216 Pacific Coast Highway $ 6,500,000 23937 De Ville Way $ 1,765,000 20450 Pacific Coast Highway $ 3,095,000 RESIDENTIAL SALES BY STREET ADDRESS STREET BY RESIDENTIAL SALES 4345 Escondido Trail $ 1,799,000 28850 Hampton Place $ 4,500,000 20828 Pacific Coast Highway $ 3,695,000 4350 Hillview Drive $ 1,275,000 20638 Pacific Coast Highway $ 1,199,000 18425 Kingsport Drive $ 2,395,000 6460 Lunita Road $ 1,320,000 4355 Ocean View Drive $ 900,000 21461 Pacific Coast Highway $ 2,395,000 6316 Paseo Canyon Drive $ 1,799,000 21442 Paseo Portola $ 2,475,000 24580 Piuma Road $ 6,995,000 28210 Rey De Copas Lane $ 949,000 3952 Ridgemont Drive $ 5,950,000 24861 Rotunda Mesa $ 2,288,000 Coast Communities 600 Schueren Road $ 3,750,000 6805 Seawatch Lane $ 1,375,000 3540 Surfwood Road $ 1,850,000 24728 Vantage Point Terrace $ 2,495,000 6579 Wandermere Road $ 2,150,000 Los Angeles Q1 2020 Residential Sales Marina Del Rey PROPERTY SALES PRICE PROPERTY SALES PRICE 13226 Admiral Avenue $ 965,000 4337 Marina City Drive $ 642,000 4415 Alla Road $ 1,195,000 4335 Marina City Dr $ 559,000 13326 Beach Avenue $ 975,000 13600 Marina Pointe Drive $ 1,225,000 3109 Carter Avenue $ 1,549,000 13600 Marina Pointe Drive $ 1,449,000 3009 Carter Avenue $ 1,575,000 13700 Marina Pointe Drive $ 740,000 6 Eastwind Street $ 2,695,000 13700 Marina Pointe Drive $ 835,000 13206 Fiji Way $ 1,075,000 13650 Marina Pointe Drive $ 4,295,000 13214 Fiji Way $ 1,012,500 13600 Marina Pointe Drive $ 1,275,000 RESIDENTIAL SALES BY STREET ADDRESS STREET BY RESIDENTIAL SALES 13229 Fiji Way $ 1,075,000 13700 Marina Pointe Drive $ 1,095,000 13243 Fiji Way $ 1,025,000 13700 Marina Pointe Drive $ 1,649,000 4215 Glencoe Avenue $ 1,199,000 13035 Mindanao Way $ 1,199,000 4141 Glencoe Avenue $ 850,000 13131 Mindanao Way $ 1,099,000 4141 Glencoe Avenue $ 949,000 13082 Mindanao Way $ 1,599,000 4080 Glencoe 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Linda $ 3,998,000 1330 Monument Street $ 6,800,000 16856 Edgar Street $ 1,850,000 574 Mount Holyoke Avenue $ 1,674,900 933 Enchanted Way $ 2,325,000 529 Mount Holyoke Avenue $ 3,499,000 606 Erskine Drive $ 5,250,000 517 Muskingum Place $ 1,895,000 Los Angeles Q1 2020 Residential Sales PROPERTY SALES PRICE PROPERTY SALES PRICE 1149 Napoli Drive $ 7,695,000 3609 Seahorn Drive $ 2,499,000 1275 Palisades Drive $ 1,198,000 1536 Sorrento Drive $ 5,700,000 1744 Palisades Drive $ 965,000 454 Stassi Lane $ 2,695,000 1758 Palisades Drive $ 1,049,000 14820 W Sunset $ 2,495,000 1670 Palisades Drive $ 999,000 16137 W Sunset Boulevard $ 799,990 17085 Palisades Circle $ 1,049,000 15515 W Sunset
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    NOTICE OF COMMUNITY MEETING AND NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING This notice is to inform the public about TWO upcoming meetings regarding the City of Beverly Hills Mixed Use Overlay Zone Ordinance: an INFORMATIONAL COMMUNITY MEETING on October 8, 2020 and a CITY COUNCIL PUBLIC HEARING on October 13, 2020. Detailed information about the City Council Public Hearing is provided below. The City of Beverly Hills does not currently have uniform zoning code standards that allow for mixed use development (i.e. buildings that contain both commercial and residential uses) in the City. At its meeting on June 19, 2020, the Planning Commission adopted a resolution recommending a draft ordinance establishing a mixed use overlay zone to the City Council. INFORMATIONAL COMMUNITY MEETING – OCTOBER 8, 2020 On Thursday, October 8, 2020 at 6:00 PM the City of Beverly Hills Planning Division will host an informational community meeting to present an overview of the mixed use ordinance and discuss how the State Density Bonus law could be used in conjunction with the mixed use overlay zone provisions. Staff will be available to answer questions from the public at this meeting. Please note, this informational community meeting is NOT a public hearing and no decisions will be made at this meeting. This meeting is for informational purposes only. HOW TO PARTICIPATE IN THE INFORMATIONAL COMMUNITY MEETING: The Community Meeting will be held virtually. Please participate via video at www.gotomeet.me/CBHCD/events or via phone at 1-866-899-4679 (Phone Access Code: 954-861-509) Comments can be provided via email at [email protected].
  • City of Beverly Hills Legislative Advocate Registration

    City of Beverly Hills Legislative Advocate Registration

    This document is current as of Sunday, September 26, 2021 @ 2:34AM. City of Beverly Hills Legislative Advocate Registration Legislative Advocate Information Name Murray D. Fischer Phone 310-276-3600 Employer Law Offices of Murray D. Fisch Email [email protected] Business 433 N. Camden Drive, Suite 970 Website www.beverlyhillschamber Address Address Line 2 Fax 310-276-4345 City Beverly Hills State CA Zip 90210 Sanctions Have you ever been sanctioned for a violation of the Beverly Hills Legislative Advocacy Ordinance or a violation of any law, regulation or ordinance of another jurisdiction governing Legislative Advocacy or lobbying? No Has a firm at which you work, has worked, or for which you own or has owned an equity interest been sanctioned for a violation of the Beverly Hills Legislative Advocacy Ordinance or a violation of any law, regulation or ordinance of another jurisdiction governing Legislative Advocacy or lobbying? No Expenditure Lobbyist Are you filing as an Expenditure Lobbyist? No Client Information Name Fred Lahijani Phone 310-276-3600 Specific Business Real Estate Consulting Website n/a of Client Client Address 801 S. Broadway Address Line 2 City Los Angeles State CA Zip 90014 Description of Matter that Legislative Advocate is Attempting to Influence Initial Date of Lobbying Engagement 2018/05/07 Project Name 337 N. Beverly Drive Description of Municipal Legislation that is subject of Advocacy Review Zoning Analysis for client Desired Outcome Review Zoning Analysis Estimate of Compensation to be Paid to Legislative Advocate from Client up to $25,000 Sign and Date I declare under penalty of perjury that the information which has been included in this Registration Form is true and correct.