July 4th is quickly approaching, and you’re probably starting to think about your plans. With Los Angeles businesses slowly re-opening, you may be wondering what festivities will look like on Independence Day this year. Well, after a year of staying inside, we’re happy to say that there are a whole lot of fun events to […]
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Los Angeles Increases Rolling Vaccination Clinics to Reach More People of Color
If you’ve been tracking vaccination efforts in California and the United States, you know it’s not going well. Not even a little bit. In fact, multiple states across the country are lagging behind. Numerous factors are slowing the vaccine rollout. In short, manufacturing and distribution issues have been exacerbated by inclement weather in the midwest […]
Monthly Market Update – September 2020
Time for the monthly market update for Los Angeles County! If you missed the last installment click here to find out what has been happening in the market – because it has been hotter than the wildfires burning down our beloved state. If you’re a Realtor in LA County then you’ve either been writing a […]
Monthly Market Update – August 2020
After a several month hiatus, due to the unpredictable market caused by the initial panic from COVID-19, I am happy to announce that the Monthly Market Update is back in action. Let’s dive in: Looking at the statistics in front of me I can only think of one word: Fire. Southern California is on fire, […]
The Truth About the LA Housing Market: Part 2
On April 14th, I penned a blog to help Angelenos better understand the state of the Los Angeles housing market. I come to you once again to address the current rumors and myths surrounding the real estate market. There continues to be low inventory in our city, and homeowners can and should take advantage of […]
Compassion? Are You Out There?
Over the last weekend of May 2020, about 3 hours before Southern California was filled with the various pockets of peaceful protests that unfortunately were tarnished by the violent rioters, I saw a small sign in Granada Hills. Compassion is stronger. Only three words that presented a powerful and significant message. Turmoil, fear, and uncertainty […]
California Evictions in a COVID-19 World
As the COVID-19 crisis began in California, concern grew among lawmakers of potential widespread evictions due to the potential economic ramifications created by the virus. State and local governments were directing individuals to stay at home and encouraged social distancing. These state and local directives would necessarily impact businesses that relied on people to congregate […]
The Truth About the LA Housing Market
In these uncertain times there is plenty of information and unfortunately, misinformation, about the current state of the housing market. The misleading predictions and status updates about the market apply both here locally in Los Angeles and the country as a whole. Given the potential for ambiguity and confusion, I want to set the record […]
JohnHart Tote Bag Contest ‘Draw Your Dream Home’ Delivers Fun to Children Stuck at Home
JohnHart Real Estate is organizing a fun new contest in Los Angeles, CA that’s sure to be fun and engaging for children (ages 12 & under) stuck at home, and their parents too! What is the Tote Bag Contest? Children are encouraged to draw their dream home as they see fit Your creativity can run […]
Kobe Bryant Tribute For Sale
A Kobe Bryant-inspired Lamborghini is for sale and could be yours for $170,000.00. Joe Carbonara, one of Kobe’s biggest fans, was so saddened to hear the news of the deaths of Kobe and Gigi Bryant that he decided to pay tribute to them in a unique way – decorating a 2015 Lamborghini Huracan in the […]