Above are housing statistics for LA County Who would have predicted that the housing market would skyrocket up in the ways that it has, in the middle of a pandemic. Sales have increased in every single region of the state of California, from the end of Spring 2020 through the last quarter of the 2020…
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As everyone is spending almost all of their time inside their homes, during this quarantine, we’re bound to re-examine the design and functionality of the spaces we live in. If you’re not blessed with an excess of square footage, decorating and making your space feel truly livable can be a challenge. The shortage often results…
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Break out the red carpet! AMC is offering the chance to give up to 20 of your family and friends the movie star treatment by renting theaters for private showings for $99. Months after the pandemic shut cinemas across the country, AMC Theatres is trying to bring moviegoers back by letting them rent entire auditoriums.…
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Across California, festivals and fairs have fallen victim to the coronavirus, but this doesn’t mean we can’t still have some fall fun, for scary adult fun as well as family friendly good times. Many venders have chosen to opt for drive thru Halloween experiences. In the counties where the cases of COVID have dropped to…
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The housing market isn’t collapsing. In fact it’s flourishing amid the pandemic. Initially, the worldwide pandemic of COVID-19 had a negative effect on the housing market in California, as well as the rest of the country, especially from March until the end of May. But as we approached Summer, prices started to climb again, for…
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WASHINGTON (August 7, 2020) – Legislation introduced by Senators Doug Jones (D-AL) and Cory Gardner (R-CO) is being recognized as a critical component of the national effort to address the barriers to first-time homeownership in America. The National Association of Realtors®, which previously submitted a letter in support of the legislation, expressed optimism that the American Dream…
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If real estate is deemed an “essential service,” is it business as usual? No, it isn’t because public health and safety is the number one priority. Where real estate is deemed an “essential service,” Realtors have the opportunity to continue to serve clients provided they adhere to the parameters of the relevant order and take all…
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The Sam Merrill trail to Echo Mountain starts at the Cobb Estate which is at the very top of N Lake Avenue where it dead ends at Loma Alta Drive in Altadena. Distance: 5.4 miles (8.7 km) Difficulty: Hard Total Ascent: 1730 feet Permits: Free The Echo Mountain hike is an advanced level hike that involves…
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Spring 2020 Events at The Huntington Library & Botanical Gardens Visiting The Huntington Library & Botanical Gardens during the Spring is a great time, for obvious reasons. Most of the botanicals are in full bloom, and the gardens are as beautiful as ever. Another reason to visit is because of their long list of fun…
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March 13, 2020 6:00-10:00PM About ArtNight ArtNight is an ongoing partnership among many cultural institutions and the Cultural Affairs Division of the City of Pasadena. The event is sponsored by the Pasadena Arts & Culture Commission with support from the Pasadena Department of Transportation, Los Angeles Metropolitan Transit Authority, and Pasadena Center Operating Company. ARMORY…
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