Luxury Market News

WEA in the LA Times

In a $180-million buying spree that began two years ago, Larry Ellison, chief executive and co-founder of software giant Oracle Corp., has purchased a dozen Malibu properties, all but two of which are residential…

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WEA in the LA Times

Study in glass and white: Lawyer-producer Reagan Silber’s Bel-Air home, built in the 1950s and remodeled, is listed for $27 million. Its designer calls the style “a James Bond variety.”

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WEA in Broker Agent Magazine

Kenneth “Babyface” Edmonds, Meg Ryan, the Osbournes, Ricky Martin, and Los Angeles Dodgers owner, Frank McCourt, share more than just a Southern California address. They have either bought or sold a piece of prime Los Angeles property thank...

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WEA in Details Magazine

So far of all the telegenic brokers to base their shows on, the producers’ favorite template for character development has been Richard Ehrlich, a 35-year-old former club doorman who has been in the house-hawking business for only five years....

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WEA in the LA Times

Sandy Gallin, a successful producer who left the entertainment business to follow his passion of redoing houses, has sold his Malibu home for about $30 million.

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WEA in the LA Times

Over the years, the owners of this 1927 Beverly Hills mansion have included a movie mogul and an apparel giant. It has 10 bedrooms and 14 bathrooms in 23,000 sf and is listed for $32 million.

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WEA in the International Herald Tribune

In the blazing-hot Southern California real estate market, where property values keep going higher and higher, a $35 million mansion can seem like a steal.

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WEA in the LA Times

Ricky Martin, whose “Almas del Silencio” is the first Spanish-language album he’s made in five years, has purchased a Westside home for close to its $11.9 million asking price.

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WEA in the LA Times

Grammy-winning recording producer-composer-singer Kenneth “Babyface” Edmonds and his wife, Tracey, have listed their Holmby Hills home of four-plus years at $29 million.

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