Reviving the American dream
on the Eastside of L.A.

Known for its incomparable views, endless maze of streets, and expensive homes with celebrity residents, one could say the Hollywood Hills is some of the most coveted real estate in the city of Los Angeles.

Silver Lake is a residential and commercial neighborhood in the central region of Los Angeles, California, but locals consider this a “happening” east side neighborhood and who can blame them?

Los Feliz and Los Feliz Real Estate is in an affluent hillside neighborhood in the central region of Los Angeles, adjacent to Hollywood and encompassing part of the Santa Monica Mountains.

Echo Park has come a long way from being a gateway to immigrants of the city at the turn of the century, to becoming the foundation of the culturally thriving community it is today.

DTLA has experienced a resurgence in the last few years and is transforming into a world class entertainment center, home to sports venues, award winning restaurants and bars, hotels, art institutions and nightlife.

A grown up neighborhood that focuses on family values and farmers markets, Atwater Village balances a diverse palette with local flavors, vintage threads and modern accents.

Glassell Park is experiencing gentrification from hipsters and middle-class families who have moved from nearby Silver Lake and Los Feliz, attracted to the abundance of craftsman homes, breathing room and lower prices.

This sleepy little hilltop neighborhood is rich in history and scenic vistas. A hill more than a mountain, the landform is home to leafy streets and artists’ bungalows.

For all its burgeoning gentrification, Highland Park remains one of the few corners of Los Angeles that is truly a neighborhood and is a laboratory for new and emerging ideas on what it means to be an Angeleno.

Eagle Rock is a neighborhood in Northeast Los Angeles in the San Rafael Hills. Eagle Rock is named after a large rock outcropping, resembling an eagle with its wings outstretched.

With zealously protected old time charm and architecture, South Pasadena welcomes a time capsuled version of early 20th century California.

“The Serene” Although you may have never heard of it, El Sereno is far from new as it is one of the oldest sections in Los Angeles dating back to 1769.