Neighborhoods

Beverly Hills is one of the most desirable neighborhoods in the world due to its prestigious location and access to luxury dining and retail. Beverly Hills is sought after by most celebrities for its incredible estates on palm-tree lined streets. It is a full-service city with its own police department and some of the best schools in the country. To the world, Beverly Hills is most recognized for Rodeo Dr., an iconic street home to world-class shopping not to be missed.

First sought out by movie stars for the privacy brought by being located in the Santa Monica Mountains, Hollywood Hills is enjoyed most for its panoramic views of the city. Located just above Sunset Blvd, the Hollywood Hills also offer an unmatched lifestyle of culture and entertainment making it one of the most sought after neighborhoods in Los Angeles.

West Hollywood, often referred to as WeHo, is a highly desirable location between Beverly Hills and Hollywood known for its design district and entertainment. Convenient access to parks, shopping, hotels and dining draw in visitors from all over in search of the quintessential LA experience.

Stretches of sand define this world-renowned beachfront city. The essence of SoCal living can be found in Santa Monica, known for its relaxed elegance reflected in its homes and culture. Well-known visitor attractions include the incredible shopping and entertainment offered at the promenade and on the Santa Monica Pier.

Buzzing with energy, Venice Beach is best known for its lively boardwalk, Muscle Beach, and the fine dining and shopping of Abbot Kinney. It's a city filled with character, modern homes, and beach views, with something to offer for everyone. Unique areas include the incredible Venice canals and Silicon Beach, a tech hub for creatives.

Your desert oasis awaits just east of Los Angeles, in Palm Springs. This small city is packed full of urban amenities, from sprawling golf courses to first-class spas. Admired for its desert climate, Palm Springs first gained popularity in the 1930s as a favorite destination of Hollywood stars to escape to their second homes. Today, the city continues to celebrate mid-century modern architecture and design that's reflected in many local homes.