NEIGHBORHOODS IN LOS ANGELES

Bel Air, established in 1923 by oil tycoon Alphonzo Bell, has long been a haven for celebrities and affluent individuals seeking privacy and luxury.

Beverly Hills, incorporated in 1914, quickly became synonymous with glamour and opulence, attracting Hollywood’s elite.

Brentwood, with roots traced back to the 19th century, when it was part of a vast Mexican land grant, later developing into a serene yet affluent enclave.

Pacific Palisades, founded in 1921, provides breathtaking coastal views and a small-town feel within the city.

Santa Monica, known for its iconic pier and beaches, evolved from a Spanish land grant to a bustling seaside city by the early 20th century. 

 Westwood, born from the vision of developer Arthur Letts in the 1920s, combine academic excellence with luxurious living, centered around the esteemed UCLA campus.

COMING SOON - The San Fernando Valley, shaped by visionary developers in the early 20th century, blends suburban charm with vibrant city life, offering a mix of family-friendly neighborhoods, thriving commerce, and scenic landscapes.