• Black Professionals Spotlight: GG & Co Styling Firm

    11 February, 2021

    Black Professionals Spotlight: GG & Co Styling Firm

    Germanee G is the CEO and lead stylist of GG & Co Styling Firm, helping industry professionals put their best foot forward with the way they dress. The ten year fashion and retail veteran from North Carolina is based in Los Angeles, wear she virtually styles professionals worldwide. Tell us about your business, how you got started, and why you’re passionate about it. GG &...

  • The Path Forward Recap: February 9, 2021

    10 February, 2021

    The Path Forward Recap: February 9, 2021

      We hope you enjoyed the 2020 Reflection & 2021 Looking Forward event with Mark McLaughlin.  Here is the link for the recording to review again or if you may have missed the event. Fireside Chat  with Kamini Lane, Compass President of the Western Region  

  • Eagle Rock smart home with rooftop deck

    10 February, 2021

    Eagle Rock smart home with rooftop deck

    Masterfully renovated by SAS Homes, this transitional farmhouse features smart home technologies and a rooftop deck with 360 degree views of Yosemite Drive and a swaying palm tree skyline. The welcoming exterior exudes warmth, with traditional rustic-countryside design, while the interiors boast contemporary finishes and amenities. An inviting front porch leads into the open concept living space with a restored brick fireplace, custom-built shiplap accent...

  • What's Happening This Week: February 8, 2021

    9 February, 2021

    What's Happening This Week: February 8, 2021

    Los Angeles Greater Area Just can’t stop the Year of the Ox Yes, your Lunar New Year Lion Dance is still on — and that’s just the kickoff. The USC Pacific Asia Museum is streaming an all-day celebration, complete with a Music Center look at the songs and instruments of China, cooking demonstrations, dragon puppet-making and more. iStock Creative places to order Valentine flowers Of...

  • Ridgetop architectural gem with stunning views

    9 February, 2021

    Ridgetop architectural gem with stunning views

    Tucked away at the remote end of a high cul-de-sac, 2 Everson is a visionary mountaintop refuge defined by its astonishing views across the Noe Valley to the San Francisco skyline and the Bay. At every turn, nature permeates its sweeping spaces, from the rippling brook that flows through the home itself to a living atrium with a waterfall. At more than 6,000 square feet...

  • Where We Are Now: Feb. 8, 2021

    8 February, 2021

    Where We Are Now: Feb. 8, 2021

    Our first COVID passing – Heartfelt 4:50 AM PST Team –  Last week, Rick Laws, VP Sonoma County, shared with me the news that we have lost our first real estate professional to the COVID pandemic.  It is with a heavy heart and deep sadness that I share with you the loss of Catherine Andrews. Catherine was known as “Red Cat” and this picture captures...

  • Pasadena compound with jetliner views

    4 February, 2021

    Pasadena compound with jetliner views

    This dramatic newly-built contemporary compound is designed to frame stunning views from the canyons to the DTLA skyline. The property includes a main residence, pool house, and guest house — all designed with astonishing attention to detail and top-of-the-line finishes. A 450-foot gated driveway leads to a large motor court and private atrium entry. In the main house, an open great room/kitchen with soaring ceilings...

  • What's Happening This Week: Feb. 1, 2021

    1 February, 2021

    What's Happening This Week: Feb. 1, 2021

    Los Angeles Greater Area Bring out your inner Ed Ruscha If you’ve ever wanted to try your hand at art, now is a great time: The Broad has created an array of hands-on workshops inspired by their collections, each with a downloadable art kit. Oeuvres include everything from pop art and mixed media to collage and more. (The Broad calls them Family Workshops, but you...

  • San Francisco’s famous Victorians

    29 January, 2021

    San Francisco’s famous Victorians

    Mansion Global spotlights San Francisco’s Victorian architecture, recognizable around the world. San Francisco’s famous Victorian residences emerged in the 1870s to the 1890s. With the psychedelic 1960s came bright color schemes that earned them the nickname “painted ladies.” Today, the coveted homes are rare. Row of “Painted Ladies” in San Francisco. | iStock Patrick Carlisle, Compass’s chief market analyst for the San Francisco Bay area,...