Is This the Worst-Designed Room in ‘Battle on the Beach’ History?

“House Party” is the official Realtor.com® podcast about the overlapping worlds of home and pop culture, hosted by Rachel Stults and Natalie Way. Click the player above to hear our take on this week’s hot topics. This week, Natalie lets everyone in on the Netflix press junket she attended where she interviewed the reality TV stars of “Selling the OC,” “Dream

by Robbie Conley
July 3, 2022
Real Estate, Uncategorized

Can Drake Get $22.2M for His YOLO Estate and Hidden Hills Compound?

The rapper Drake has decided it’s time to let go of his “YOLO Estate.” He’s slid his massive Hidden Hills, CA, mansion onto the market, asking $14.8 million. There’s also an option to purchase two adjacent properties for a total of 6.7 acres. The price tag for the entire spread is $22.2 million—should a buyer require

by Robbie Conley
March 10, 2022
Real Estate, Uncategorized

What the Flip? A 1909 Family Home Is Fully Restored, Grabs Top Dollar

Flipping a house is a lot of work, and can yield a big profit. But not every project is guaranteed to be lucrative. So what’s the key to successfully making over a fixer-upper and selling it for a gain? Our new series “What the Flip?” presents before and after photos to identify the smart construction

by Robbie Conley
December 1, 2020
Real Estate, Uncategorized

Classic Los Angeles Tudor Used in New ‘Perry Mason’ Available For $4.8M

TV critics raved over HBO’s revival of the “Perry Mason” franchise. Fans of distinctive architecture also raved over the classic Tudor-style home used in the series. Now the home in the Los Angeles neighborhood of Hancock Park is on the market for $4,795,000. In the series, the stately mansion served as the home of the

by Robbie Conley
November 25, 2020
Real Estate, Uncategorized

6 Homes From HGTV’s “House Hunters” You Can Buy Right Now

For over two decades, HGTV’s “House Hunters” has provided soothing entertainment for millions of viewers. Thanks to the show’s easy-to-follow format, we can all judge taste levels and budget concerns safely from the comfort of our couch. We’ve watched marriages get tested over garage size and tried to do the math on how people with

by Robbie Conley
June 17, 2020
Real Estate, Uncategorized

What does defunding the police mean?

Every morning around 7 a.m., the older folks who lived around Audubon Middle School in Leimert Park spilled out onto their front porches. They would chat with each other as they sipped their coffees, some still dressed in their robes. Sometimes they would shout a warning to the stream of kids walking by: “Stop cussing

by Robbie Conley
June 17, 2020
Real Estate, Uncategorized

Getty to close indefinitely as Los Angeles responds to coronavirus

Disneyland and the Getty Center will close on Saturday. The Los Angeles Unified School District plans to close schools for at least two weeks starting March 16. Dodgers opening day is postponed, and most major museums are closed. “Virtually every Hollywood studio,” including industry giant Viacom, is encouraging employees to work from home. And, on

by Robbie Conley
March 14, 2020
Real Estate, Uncategorized

Recession Alert: What Home Buyers, Sellers Need to Know

Last year, there were fears that a trade war with China or the fallout from Brexit could torpedo the strong U.S. economy. Instead, it was the unforeseen force of COVID-19, caused by a new strain of coronavirus, that has led the president of the United States to declare a national emergency and made a global

by Robbie Conley
March 14, 2020
Real Estate, Uncategorized

Pico-Union’s 37-story hotel development – Curbed LA

The intersection of Pico Boulevard and Albany Street hums. On Monday night, the only open businesses were in a small strip mall on one corner, but families and lone commuters shuffled along the street, walking, biking, and scooting from Downtown LA on their way home, to work, to dinner. By 2025, their view could look

by Robbie Conley
March 6, 2020
Real Estate, Uncategorized

13 glamorous apartments from Hollywood’s Golden Age

During the 1920s, Los Angeles was flying high. Ornate high rises were springing up all over the city, and LA was becoming the center of the low-brow cultural world, as Hollywood’s movies and their stars were exported around the globe. It was the perfect storm of developers looking to build and credit flush flappers and

by Robbie Conley
March 6, 2020
Real Estate, Uncategorized

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Is This the Worst-Designed Room in ‘Battle on the Beach’ History?

Can Drake Get $22.2M for His YOLO Estate and Hidden Hills Compound?

What the Flip? A 1909 Family Home Is Fully Restored, Grabs Top Dollar

Classic Los Angeles Tudor Used in New ‘Perry Mason’ Available For $4.8M

6 Homes From HGTV’s “House Hunters” You Can Buy Right Now

What does defunding the police mean?

Getty to close indefinitely as Los Angeles responds to coronavirus

Recession Alert: What Home Buyers, Sellers Need to Know

Pico-Union’s 37-story hotel development – Curbed LA

13 glamorous apartments from Hollywood’s Golden Age

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