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- Southside of Interstate 10 Exit 114 at Whitewater. - Excellent development opportunity for distribution, fulfillment centers or cannabis facilities. - 176,000 Cars Per Day. - Ideal Site for Outlet Mall or Freeway Commercial. -Located in the City limits of Palm Springs. - The first full Palm Springs/Coachella I-10 Interchange coming from the west (Los Angeles)

Built in 2001, The Remington is considered one of the most revered buildings on the Wilshire corridor. Located on the north side of Wilshire and the west end of the corridor, The Remington is minutes from Westwood Village, UCLA, and Beverly Hills. The 24-story building boasts 93 unit each unit with private elevator access. Luxury amenities of this full-service building include 24-hour valet parking, heated pool, gym, library, game/meeting room, and a party room. 180 degrees views of the city. Unit 2002 features 3 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms, and is warm and bright throughout, seamlessly felt through its expansive, great open floor plan. The condominium's main bedroom features a walk-in closet and bathroom boasting both a shower and bathtub. The second bedroom is large and bright. Complementing the unit's 20th floor city-scape views are the Hardwood floors/ tile flooring throughout the living and dining areas. This gorgeous unit comes with a dedicated storage room, temperature-controlled wine storage, and two parking spaces. A MUST SEE!!!

Rare South Manhattan Beach Strand opportunity at a price point not seen south of the Manhattan Beach Pier since 2017. Located just two homes south of the pier, 1016 The Strand is a triplex property offering exceptional oceanfront frontage, walkability, income potential, and long-term flexibility. Originally built in 1938, the property is currently configured with a main residence, Strand-level studio, and separate one-bedroom residence above the garage. The main residence encompasses approximately 2,850 square feet and enjoys sweeping views of the Manhattan Beach Pier, Catalina Island, Palos Verdes, the Malibu coastline, and the Pacific Ocean beyond. Just steps from downtown Manhattan Beach's restaurants, shops, and cafés, the property offers a unique combination of oceanfront living and everyday convenience. Recent planning changes have further enhanced redevelopment opportunities for triplex properties, creating a compelling opportunity for owner-users, investors, and developers alike.

1859 Doheny presents a rare opportunity to restore and modernize an important architectural residence in the prestigious Doheny Estates. Originally designed and conceived by renowned designer and developer Xorin Balbes as the official Esquire Design Show House, the residence offers exceptional scale, dramatic architecture, and explosive city-to-ocean views in one of the most sought-after locations in the Bird Streets. The property's debut in 2009 was a true Hollywood moment, highlighted by a private performance from Christina Aguilera during the home's world premiere event. Combining architectural pedigree, celebrity provenance, and extraordinary potential, 1859 Doheny represents a unique opportunity to reimagine a landmark contemporary residence in one of Los Angeles' most iconic enclaves. Privately positioned at the end of an ultra-quiet cul-de-sac, the two-story residence was designed with soaring volumes, seamless indoor-outdoor flow, expansive entertaining spaces, and walls of Fleetwood glass opening to panoramic vistas across Los Angeles. Amenities include a world-class theater, multiple entertaining terraces, expansive public rooms, and a rare underground carport accommodating five vehicles.The property does require deferred maintenance and cosmetic rehabilitation, including but not limited to repair of several leaks, replacement of the roof, waterproofing around portions of the Fleetwood door systems, replacement of a window in the primary bathroom, hardwood floor refinishing or replacement, modernization of audio/visual systems, and general cosmetic improvements throughout. For a buyer seeking a significant value-add opportunity, the home offers exceptional architectural bones, scale, and pedigree that would be difficult to replicate today.The current owner has been the first and only owner since acquiring the property in 2009 for approximately $9.7 million. Nearly two decades later, the residence remains exceptionally well built, with timeless proportions and authentic materials that still stand apart from many newer contemporary homes currently on the market. The home does not require reinvention, but rather thoughtful restoration and refinement.Offered below its conservative 2025 assessed value, 1859 Doheny represents an increasingly rare opportunity to acquire and restore a truly significant architectural estate with substantial upside potential. Once renovated, the property has the scale, privacy, views, and architectural integrity to stand among the premier contemporary estates in Los Angeles.

The Espinosa Ranch is located at the north end of the Salinas Valley in the Boronda-Espinosa Farming District. This area is approximately 5.5 miles west of the Monterey Bay and is characterized by its rolling topography, clay loam soils, and a cool coastal growing environment ideal for growing strawberries, lettuce, and many other vegetable crops that thrive under the summers coastal marine layer. The ranch has a gross acreage of 265 acres with 194 usable acres. The usable acreage is commercially farmed and divided into multiple blocks with the additional acreage available for possible expansion of 20+/- acres that have historically been farmed for artichokes, pumpkins and other single-season crops. Water is provided by the Castroville Seawater Intrusion Project (CSIP) and distributed by high pressure PVC lines. While the ranch is currently farmed for strawberries with a vegetable rotation, the lease runs through the 2026 season with an opportunity for an owner-grower for the 2027 growing season. The property is enrolled in a Farmland Security Zone Contract which provides significant tax benefits upon a sale.

JUST REDUCED! Architecturally significant new construction offering approximately5,000 square feet of living space in the coveted Outpost Estates. 2657 Larmar Road was conceived as a study in quiet luxury, defined by craftsmanship, longevity, and restraint. Set on an expansive 11,000 sq ft mostly flat lot on a private street, the residence captures sweeping city views while maintaining a rare sense of privacy and calm. Built with an uncompromising commitment to quality and long-term durability, the residence is anchored into bedrock with deep steel and concrete caissons and constructed using fire-resistant materials. Exterior finishes include board-formed concrete, blackened steel, and blackened wood, creating a bold yet refined presence.Interiors reflect a sense of quiet luxury, featuring a floating steel and walnut staircase, floor-to-ceiling double-glazed doors, radiant heated floors, extensive wood paneling, a Swiss-engineered whole-house air filtration system, and fully integrated home automation. The layout includes three en-suite bedrooms, each positioned in its own private zone. A fully finished lower level offers exceptional flexibility and can serve as a gym, home theater, media room, or an expansive fourth guest suite. Additional features include an oversized finished garage that is lift-ready for up to four vehicles, while the driveway provides parking for an additional four cars. Indoor-outdoor living is enhanced by an infinity-edge pool and spa with panoramic city views as well as an outdoor cooking station. A rare offering of a design-forward residence defined by strength, integrity, and enduring quality, reflecting the evolution of Los Angeles luxury.

Discover this meticulously crafted, newly built residence nestled in a secure gated property, offering sweeping ocean and city views that extend from the entire Santa Monica to downtown. The thoughtfully designed open floor plan showcases panoramic vistas from nearly every room. The chef's kitchen is equipped with top-tier Wolf and Miele appliances, seamlessly flowing into the elegant dining and living areas. A stunning floating staircase leads you to four bedrooms, including a primary suite featuring dual walk-in closets/ fireplace, and a wraparound balcony that invites you to savor breathtaking sunsets,and an office .step outside to that flat backyard, an entertainer's dream completes a pool, spa, and outdoor barbecue fire pit, and an expansive rooftop deck perfect for gathering or quiet evenings

Hidden behind gates in Lower Doheny, this beautifully restored 1937 residence reflects an uncommon level of architectural care. Restored by Tim Barber & Associates, with interiors by Sean Leffers, the house was comprehensively reworked to preserve its original character while making it a more gracious place to live. Over several years, nearly every architectural element was reconsidered. Ceilings throughout the upper floor were raised, five dormers introduced, and a leaded Georgian skylight installed above the central stair hall, transforming the quality of light throughout the house. Classical moldings were redrawn, French doors rebuilt with slimmer proportions and handmade brass fittings, and the exterior finished in smooth stucco beneath a new slate roof. Together, these changes give the house a remarkable sense of coherence, as though the house had always been intended this way. Groceries arrive beneath the porte cochre directly into the kitchen. Flowers move from the adjoining flower room to the breakfast table. For much of the year, French doors remain open, connecting the breakfast room and library to the brick terrace and garden beyond. A mahogany butler's pantry, generous laundry room, and abundant storage ensure there is a place for everything, allowing the house to function with quiet efficiency behind the scenes. The primary suite is arranged as a self-contained retreat, complete with a double barrel-vaulted sitting room or office. The dressing room brings a sense of ceremony to the beginning and end of each day, while a marble steam shower draws borrowed light deep into the bath. Reclaimed architectural elements including an early eighteenth-century Charleston mantelpiece and nineteenth-century vanities from a British country house lend the rooms a quiet sense of continuity. Outside, a long swimming pool stretches through lush tropical plantings of palms, ginger, and ferns, with a separate pool house extending the life of the home into the garden. As daylight fades, antique chandeliers, crystal fixtures salvaged from New York's Waldorf Astoria, and discreet brass picture lights replace daylight with a warm, intimate glow, giving the house an atmosphere entirely its own after sunset. One of the few street-to-street properties in Lower Doheny, the residence offers gated entrances from both Wetherly Drive and Catherine Lane, combining unusual privacy with exceptional convenience in one of Los Angeles' most desirable residential enclaves.

One of the largest homesites on Beach Road sits directly on the sand, behind a guard-gated entrance, with no road or boardwalk between the house and the water, providing unparalleled privacy in a beachfront home. Walls of glass and soaring ceilings frame a continuous 180-degree sweep of coastline, from the Dana Point headland past Catalina Island to the San Clemente Pier. Built on caissons, the entry opens beneath a floating staircase, setting the scale for the nearly 5,300 square feet that follow: five bedrooms, five full and two half bathrooms, open-plan living rooms, en-suite baths throughout, and oversized walk-in closets. The kitchen is built for real use, with a true commercial range, griddle and grill, two dishwashers, complete with ocean views. The primary suite pairs a steam room and sauna with a large jacuzzi tub. An oversized laundry room runs two sets of washers and dryers. Outside, the beachfront spa and wide private patio sit right above the sand, with lawn and mature palms buffering the deck from the beach itself. The 7,560 square foot lot, one of the largest on the street, gives this house room that most beachfront properties simply don't have. This home has it all: direct beach frontage, an oversized lot, ample parking, a private, patrolled road, and a hidden stretch of beach where privacy abounds.