Brentwood is located in Los Angeles's Westside. Bordered by Bel-Air and Westwood in the east, Santa Monica and Pacific Palisades in the west. Elika Tavana a Brentwood Realtor can show you this highly sought after neighborhood that is surrounded by small communities throughout the 15 square miles that is Brentwood. Brentwood has prestigious schools, magnificent parks, chic and stylish shopping and retail space enriching the surrounding real estate. From the the coral tree lined streets of San Vicente to the infamous Sunset Boulevard, Brentwood provides quick access to the beach, the city, UCLA and great night life making it truly a great place to live.

Beverly Hills offers some of the most extravagant homes. With Rodeo Drive in close proximity makes this area even more desirable. Nestled in between Downtown and the coast, Beverly Hills is in the middle of the Golden Triangle - the Santa Monica Mountains in the north, Westwood and Century City in the west and West Hollywood and Fairfax District in the east. Beverly Hills is not only home to chic retail stores, but some of the cities best and largest homes or Flats in the city. Homes in the Flats are made up of many mini-mansions, with long and wide curvy streets lined with palm, eucalyptus and acacia trees. Let Elika Tavana a Beverly Hills Realtor show you all that Beverly Hills real estate has to offer.

Santa Monica is located in Los Angeles's Westside. With over 8 square miles, Santa Monica has commercial districts, residential community and an excellent public school system. Santa Monica is centered on three miles of white sandy beaches, home to the The Santa Monica pier, Third Street Promenade, Main Street, the ultra chic Montana Avenue and the all new Santa Monica Place. Santa Monica Real Estate includes a variety of options from Lofts to Bungalows to Estates, Santa Monica has it all. One of Santa Monica's best kept hidden treasures is "The Canyon". Let Elika Tavana a Santa Monica Realtor show you all that Santa Monca real estate has to offer.

On the north tip of Santa Monica lies a quiet community of the Santa Monica Canyon. The Canyon is filled with upscale real estate and small frame cottages. During the 1920's the Santa Monica Canyon was established by artists, writers, and celebrities. The Canyon features a variety of great parks, schools and quick access to the sandy beaches that draws home buyers to the exclusive community.

Pacific Palisades has numerous amounts of the homes that offer ocean and hillside views on over 22 square miles of prime real estate. Palisades is home to the famous Will Rogers State Park, the Getty Villa and the Riviera Country Club. Every Sunday Palisades residents meet up for food and fun at their local farmers market. With quick access to Santa Monica and local beaches, Pacific Palisades has become an ideal location for those seeking a little bit of everything. Let Elika Tavana a Pacific Palisades Realtor show you all that Pacific Palisades real estate has to offer.

Malibu Realtor Elika knows that residents pride in being a part of a niche community and living the “Malibu way of life". Malibu is prime real estate, but true treasures are in the exclusive communities like the Colony, Carbon Beach and Broad Beach.

• May 23, 2013 | New to Market: Inside the Renovated 1922 Harvey Mudd Estate, Asking $23MM - Last week came word that Benedict Canyon’s fancy old Harvey Mudd estate was about to hit the market asking a pretty stunning $ 22.995 million–it last sold in 2010 for $ 6.25 million (and was foreclosed on before that). Now here it is in its... - Read More

• May 21, 2013 | Week in Review: New App For Malibu Beach Access, Echo Park Re-Opening Date - [Curbed maps 13 homes that can't sell despite a tight housing market] Week in Review: A penthouse in the Residences at W Hollywood for those with fine taste, large checkbooks and the need for a 250 person ballroom is now on the market for $... - Read More

• May 20, 2013 | Sepia Tones: Look Back on the History of the Sunset Strip in 21 Photos - [1938: The Trocadero, image via LAPL] Yesterday, WEHOville published a nice history of the famous and storied Troubadour, and it got us thinking about nightclubs and music in LA, and, of course, about the Sunset Strip. Located just outside the LA city limits (and outside... - Read More

• May 19, 2013 | Celebrity Real Estate: Here’s the Hills House Hugh Hefner Just Bought For His Wife - TMZ reports that Playboy chief Hugh Hefner has kindly bought a house for his wife Crystal Harris to live in after he dies. Aw? The house above the Sunset Strip was just built in 2011 and comes with four bedrooms, five bathrooms, terraces galore, walnut... - Read More

• May 18, 2013 | Blockbusters: Kirk Douglas’s Old Bev Hills House For Sale With Crazy Price - This house in the flats of Beverly Hills claims to have been built in 1927, though you couldn’t tell by looking at the outside (or inside)–it’s had a heck of a lot of work done since Kirk Douglas called it home in the 1940s. Other... - Read More

• May 17, 2013 | Destruction Watch: Never-Altered JR Davidson Modern in Pac Pal to Be Demolished - [Photograph courtesy of Los Angeles Modern Auctions; original photograph by Julius Shulman of the J. R. Davidson Kingsley residence, to be sold with the corresponding lot on Sunday, May 19, 2013] On Sunday, Los Angeles Modern Auctions is selling off the custom-built furniture from the... - Read More

• May 16, 2013 | Transit-Oriented Development: Century City Center Planning All Kinds of Purple Line Goodies - The Century City Center project is moving along again–it was approved in 2006 as a two-condo-tower-plus-office-building, then switcharooed in 2011 to a single office tower. JMB is developing the site and Johnson Fain designed the 37-story tower. The plans also include one- and two-stories of... - Read More

• May 15, 2013 | New to Market: Bev Crest’s 1922 Harvey Mudd Estate Flipped For $23 Million - [Image via LA Times] The Harvey Mudd estate in Beverly Hills, which has a history lousy with boldfaced names, is looking to claw its way back to the top following some rough years. Extremely classy architect Elmer Grey designed the house in 1922 for glass... - Read More

• May 14, 2013 | Unarrested Development: Culver City’s Giant Market Hall Project Not Dead Yet - Plans surfaced five years ago for Market Hall, a new, environmentally-friendly “compound for food artisans, restaurants, farmer’s stalls, and more” at Washington and Centinela in Culver City–and then nothing happened. The Westside’s 60,0000-square-foot answer to DTLA’s Grand Central Market is not dead though; Culver City... - Read More