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🏡 November 2023 Luxury Real Estate Market Update & Trends for the City of Beverly Hills!

🔻 Avg Sales Price: $5.38 million, 📉 down 27%. Room for Negotiation!

🔻 Avg List Price $16.11, 📉 down 3%.

🔼 Properties Sold: 8️⃣ , 📈 UP 20% Act Fast!

🔼 Days on Market: 65 📆, 📈 UP 4% It’s a hot market!

🔻 $/Sq FT: $1,398, 📉 down 18%.

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Modern Mansion Made Over from East Coast Traditional to West Coast Modern asks $70 Million

Modern Mansion Made Over. A family estate in Santa Monica, CA has been given a complete redesign from East Coast Traditional to West Coast Modern and is now asking for $70 million. In this post we are going to show you the new home as well as exclusive before and afters pics of the redesign. Modern Mansion Made Over and asking $70 Mill Top: The front entrance at 1525 San Vicente as it used to…

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#ThrowbackThursday Two pretty postcards of Buster Keaton’s homes - the palatial Italian Villa & a slightly more modest domicile in Hancock Park.

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Buying Beverly Hills

Honestly, better than Selling Sunset.

Less drama, more real estate.

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Hallam Cooley is a definitive head scratcher of mysteries when it comes to researching a person, and their history. He was actually born, Lindsley Hallam Burr - his first name from his paternal grandfather’s middle name, and his middle name his mother’s maiden name, while Burr was his father’s surname. The name Clifford, sometimes pops up in screen magazines and journals, but where it came from is a mystery. I can find it it in no historical or genealogy records. On various ancestry websites his first name has been misspelled as “Bendsley” which seems to be a typographical error. He was born on February 8, 1895, and not in 1888, as sometimes printed. This misinformation stems from his WWI Draft Card registration, in Brooklyn, New York, as well as, various wedding certificates. When it comes to his education, supposedly he attended Northwestern Military & Naval Academy, and the University of Southern California, other sources claim he graduated from the University of Minnesota. Yet no sources have validated, with any type of documentation.. He was supposedly a boxer, according to a few press releases, again nothing can be confirmed of this. As an actor, Hallam got his start in theatre, playing stock and legit plays like The Man From Mexico and Kingdom of Hearts Content prior to entering films, in 1913. Known for over 100 films, he worked for Selig, American, National and Universal, among others. He played opposite Mary Pickford in Daddy Long Legs, as well as, productions for Goldwyn and Paramount. Other film titles include One of the Finest, Girl From Outside, Happy Tho Married, Girl Dodger, The Monster, The Daughter of the Don, What Do Men Want? for Louis Weber, and Babes in the Jungle. . He made a dozen sound films, including Little Man, What Now? and Mary of Scotland with Katharine Hepburn, Fredric March, and Florence Eldridge, he left acting, and became an agent, representing several important actors and directors. According to an advertisement in “Billboard” from November 2, 1946, the Hallam Cooley Agency, was located at 9111 Sunset Boulevard, in Hollywood. Under a banner headline, “Gotta Script to sell?” His name was listed among several other agents, of the day. He also dabbled in assorted real estate ventures.

Most folks find it difficult to manage one career, let alone two, and be a success at both. Yet, Hallam did just that, while as an actor or as an talent agent, his other career was in real estate. In an article dated, October 4, 1925, in the “Los Angeles Times,” Hal was not only building a slated 14 room - five bath, three car garage home for himself, on the NW corner of Bedford Drive and Lomitas Avenue, in Beverly Hills, at a reported cost of $40,000.00 which was expected to be completed by December 1st. Hallam was also a successful licensed broker who was also planning to build other homes. In a subsequent “Los Angeles Times” article dated June 4, 1933, we learn of such a development being constructed in the Three Arch Bay neighborhood of Laguna Niguel, in Southern California. “Hallam Cooley, Inc., will begin work on a demonstration home. It will be of French Normandy type of architecture and will contain six rooms. Structure to cost $3,500.00 and built on a seventy foot lot.”

When it comes to researching his real vs reel life, two film titles seemingly fit the bill as bookends - first as his character of ‘the mystery man,’ from The Brass Bullet, and subsequently his many romances, brings to mind his title character of The Devilish Romeo. His many marriages seemingly fit his ‘Romeo’ mode. His first marriage, at 15 years of age, was to Viola L Johanson on November 6, 1910, in Waukegan, Illinois ended in either a divorce, or annulment. No actual records for either can be found, except mention in a small notation on his second marriage license. Viola later married a George Milton Gardner, in 1913. She died in May 8, 1976, in Honolulu, Hawaii. Hallam’s second marriage was to Edna Clara Dorr, on May 1, 1912, however ended in divorce, with him paying alimony, according to a newspaper article, in the “Los Angeles Herald,” dated October 17, 1916. His third marriage was to Elizabeth Bates, on December 24, 1918, (some sources state on Christmas Day) by the Reverend J. Myers. Who was the same clergyman that officiated the Charles Chaplin and Mildred Harris wedding ceremony, a few weeks earlier. In the same article from “Moving Picture World,” dated January 18, 1919, we find out that his real name is Hallam Burr. It seems his mother deserted her husband, when Hal was just a baby, and never told him his real name, or anything about his father.

Hallam had a son named Ronald, with Edna, born on October 11, 1917, and died at the young age of 41, on January 26, 1958. There were two more children, one named George Aaron Burr, according to a newspaper blurb in October of 1919. The other had no name mentioned, both children died young, neither more than ten years of age. According to brief notices, no names are attached, but the other Cooley children died on February 24, 1927, and August 8, 1929.

Hal had left the screen as an actor in November of 1933, with exception to occasional small bits, and began an association as a talent agent with Harry Weber and Son. In 1935, he was now partners with the George Ullman Agency. He married a fourth time, to a dancer and actress, named Doris MacMahon, on August 1, 1935, with actor Johnny Mack Brown serving as usher. The reception followed at the Beverly Hills home of George Ullman. In the late 1940s and 50’s he and his wife spent their time entertaining and attending social events in Hollywood and Palm Springs. Hal also liked a variety of clubs supporting and belonging to Kappa Alpha Fraternity, Masonic Lodge #233, the California Yacht Club and Hollywood Athletic Club and Masquers.

After the death of Doris on August 30, 1961, at the age of 51, in San Francisco, her remains were cremated. Hallam married for a fifth time, to a Charlotte Maxine (Mina-Minor) Missamore on October 1, 1962, in Maine. Hallam reportedly passed away on March 20, 1971, at the age of 76, in Tiburon, California. Charlotte Maxine (Mina-Mina-Missamore) Cooley died at the age of 76 years, in October, 1993. In trying to piece together their relationship, records for Maxine and Hallam are confusing, to say the least, making a complete telling of their bond next to impossible, with seemingly more questions than answers.

Notes: A different and interesting side note to his life, as noted in a blurb in a 1920s “Los Angeles Herald” newspaper article, stated that “Hallam was a collector of signatures and treasures of film companies.” I often wonder whatever became of these treasures, he collected, after his death.

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i've been watching real estate reality tv and i gotta say. what a time

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Real Estate Agent In Beverly Hills | Beverly Hills Realtor | Oliver Ifergan Realty

Oliver Ifergan

Sales Associate In Compass

About Oliver In his previous career as a globetrotting stylist catering to elite clients in his Beverly Hills studio, Oliver Ifergan envisioned broadening his impact beyond personal aesthetics. His shift from the realm of beauty to real estate has proven immensely successful. Having traversed the globe, residing and working in cities like Paris, London, Frankfurt, New York, and Mexico City, the polyglot Oliver has cultivated an extensive network of high-profile international contacts, including celebrities, sports icons, entrepreneurs, and corporate tycoons. Today, he taps into these connections to access insider information about the most affluent real estate hubs in Los Angeles. Oliver’s collaborations with leading fashion and interior designers, architects, magazine photographers, and stylists have endowed him with unique design expertise. This expertise is a gift he imparts to sellers by enhancing the presentation of their homes and guiding buyers to envision a property’s potential. As a seasoned business owner, Oliver possesses the adept coordination and leadership skills to provide clients with a seamless, stress-free experience, from the initial meeting to the final close.

Client Testimonials

#1 I wholeheartedly recommend partnering with Oliver. Beyond utilizing Compass real estate capabilities, Oliver adds an extra layer of attention. From negotiating key terms to connecting clients with local vendors at affordable rates during inspections, Oliver is consistently accessible, offering valuable insights into trends and markets. I am convinced that his blend of style, global perspective, interpersonal skills, and meticulousness positions him to continue delivering excellence to buy-side and sell-side clients in the Los Angeles market.

#2 The experience of working with Oliver was phenomenal! From guiding us to our ideal home to navigating the escrow process seamlessly and advocating for and negotiating favorable terms, the entire journey was exceptional. We enthusiastically endorse collaborating with Oliver!

#3 I’ve had the privilege of having Oliver as my agent, assisting me in acquiring a stunning condo in Woodland Hills. What sets Oliver apart is his utmost professionalism, prioritizing the client’s well-being and interests. Dealing with my high expectations and urgent demands, he demonstrated incredible patience, even answering calls at 5 o’clock in the morning and 2 o’clock in the middle of the night. He ensured a smooth purchase process, always advocating for my best interests in negotiations with the seller. As a polyglot, he made communication effortless, speaking French to ensure my complete understanding of the buying process. If you’re seeking an outstanding real estate agent in LA, rest assured, he is the right choice for you.

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How Real Estate Lawyer In Los Angeles Can Help With Property Disputes

Property disputes can quickly escalate into complex legal battles, causing stress and financial strain for all parties involved. In Los Angeles, navigating the intricacies of real estate law requires expertise and experience. In this blog post, we'll explore how a real estate lawyer in Los Angeles, particularly from Law Advocate Group, can provide invaluable assistance in resolving property disputes. From boundary disputes to landlord-tenant conflicts, understanding your legal rights and options is essential for achieving a favorable outcome.

1. Expert Legal Guidance:

When facing a property dispute, it's crucial to seek guidance from a knowledgeable real estate lawyer in Los Angeles. Law Advocate Group's team of experienced attorneys specializes in real estate law and can provide comprehensive legal advice tailored to your specific situation.

2. Negotiation and Mediation:

In many cases, property disputes can be resolved through negotiation or mediation, avoiding the need for lengthy and costly litigation. A skilled real estate attorney from Law Advocate Group can represent your interests during negotiations and help facilitate productive discussions to reach a mutually acceptable resolution.

3. Litigation Support:

In situations where litigation is unavoidable, having a reputable real estate lawyer by your side is essential. Law Advocate Group's attorneys are seasoned litigators with a proven track record of success in handling property disputes in Los Angeles courts. They will zealously advocate for your rights and vigorously defend your interests throughout the legal process.

4. Specialized Legal Services:

Whether you're dealing with boundary disputes, breach of contract issues, or landlord-tenant conflicts, Law Advocate Group offers specialized legal services tailored to your unique needs. Their attorneys have in-depth knowledge of California real estate laws and regulations, ensuring that you receive the highest level of representation.

5. Peace of Mind:

By enlisting the services of a reputable real estate attorney in Los Angeles, such as those from Law Advocate Group, you can gain peace of mind knowing that your legal matter is in capable hands. Their team will handle all aspects of your case with professionalism, integrity, and a steadfast commitment to achieving a favorable outcome.

Conclusion:

Property disputes are a common occurrence in Los Angeles, but with the assistance of a skilled real estate lawyer from Law Advocate Group, you can navigate these challenges with confidence. Whether through negotiation, mediation, or litigation, their attorneys will work tirelessly to protect your rights and interests every step of the way. Don't let a property dispute disrupt your life – contact Law Advocate Group today for expert legal assistance. For more information about Law Advocate Group and its real estate legal services, please visit https://lawadvocategroup.com/.

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Part 2/2…

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Buying Beverly Hills: Season 2

It was nice.

A bit heartbreaking when they discussed about the separation and the family.

I like the people.

Santiago is definitively handsome (maybe more than Adam).

Is it me or Zach at the end of season two is not wearing the wedding ring? haha.

Some quotes:

"- Another day, another dollar." (Episode 1)

"- The house comes fully furnished, designed by Faye Resnick." (Episode 2)

"- Body language. (Brandon) - Brandon... (Farrah) - Like, do you not see me? Are you choosing to not see me? This guy is literally showing me his back. It's so disrespectful." (Brandon - Episode 3) "- Your content's not interesting. How would you feel? (Tyler) - I think I'm the wrong person to ask for empathy in this situation. (Ben) - Well, it's getting hard to defend you... to be honest. I would just remove your ego and really just humble yourself, really apologize, and move one." (Tyler - Episode 3)

"- What, I say, "Here's a boundary", and you push past it?" (Ben) - It was too many boundaries for a friendship. It's like a relationship. It's like a high school... (Zach - Episode 4)

"- I'm gonna give you a heads-up. I don't sugarcoat shit. Okay, I'm, like, I say what I mean, I mean what I say. If she'd have scrubbed, she would have known, so I made enough of an impression that she won't do that to me anymore." (Michelle - Episode 4)

"- Adam, you were the.. you were the big talk of our lunch. It was lovely. It was like a Sex and the City episode I got stuck in with this gigantic competition/fight. (Zach) - Tell me about it." (Adam - Episode 6)

"- Loyalty in general is a very important thing for me. And in business, let's put it this way. I won't engage in business with people that are not loyal." (Episode 7)

"- 100%. Best way to do it. Sink or Swim. Throw her in the deep end." (Episode 7)

"- I don't sit back and wait for things to happen to me or for me. I make them happen for myself. - Yeah, in a conniving, thirsty way." (Episode 8)

"- She's in the friend group. So there's no weirdness at all that you're not on the listing? (Farrah) - Other than the weirdness she's making right now, not really." (Joey - Episode 8)

"- He says stuff for shock value purposes only. He doesn't care about what words are coming out of his mouth." (Alexia) - Which is not very smart. At all, yeah. (Sofia) - No! (Tyler - Episode 8)

"- Acting like everything's okay all the time is not gonna allow you to fix the issue at hand. (Alexia - Episode 8)

"- Look, I don't list properties to list them. I list them to sell them. (Ben) - Of course." (Episode 9)

"- How's it going here with this spec house? (Ben) - Good and bad. This house has so much to offer in the way of bells and whistles and everything you would want in brand-new construction. And the grennery, the air is fresher. (Zach) - Okay, so you have no offers. (Ben) - And we have nothing." (Zach - Episode 9)

"- My frustration with Zach is that I had to listen to him for three years considering The Agency. No, I have to listen to him consider leaving The Agency. (Ben) - I'm in, like this Zach Goldsmith purgatory. You see temptation in life, you have to decide if you're gonna take it or fight it off." (Zach - Episode 9)

"- I'm really hoping this is the last time, because I'm at my wit's end with it all." (Episode 9)

"- You're here, and he doesn't give a fuck 'cause he trusts me, he trusts us, but when you're saying things about who I am and my relationship, I can't have you around like this. So don't make me lose you because I like having you around." (Alexia - Episode 9)

"- We always crush this. Why are you so angry? - I'm not angry. Why are you the victim here?" (Episode 10)

"- Who was the designer? - César Giraldo." (Episode 10)

"- You have the ability. The same way to fuck it up is to unfuck it up." (Episode 10)

"- Wall woodwork by Duchateau." (Episode 10)

"- Designed by Wylan James."

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