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Category Archives: Real Estate
Ciela Pushes Back Opening to Late November
Ciela, a high-end elder care facility located at 17310 West Vereda de la Montura in the Palisades Highlands, has now pushed back its opening until the end of November. Initially, the resort-style facility, which will offer independent living, assisted living … Continue reading
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Calling Those Who Live in Affordable Housing “Thieves” Is Despicable
One of the residents of 16458 Sunset contacted Circling the News to say that a new “narrative,” a lie, is being spread against the residents who live in the six units of affordable housing at that address. A friend of … Continue reading
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Community Destroyed at 16458 Sunset Boulevard
According to tenants and Allan Jones, the Santa Ynez listing agent, Joe Angerman, who built the six-unit apartment building at 16458 Sunset Boulevard in 1955, was just “the nicest guy.” The building was stable, and the last “new” tenant moved … Continue reading
Posted in City, City Councilmember Traci Park, Community, Real Estate
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Mansion Tax Challenged as Unconstitutional
The “Mansion Tax,” Measure ULA, passed in November 2022, with 58 percent of voters approving, and 42 against. The measure added to the Los Angeles Municipal Code a 4 percent tax on transfers of real property with a gross value … Continue reading
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Potential Fire Site Discovered on Radcliffe Avenue
Brush clearance is underway around the Pacific Palisades for fire prevention. A vacant lot on Radcliffe Avenue had recently come under scrutiny because homeless were found living on it and an illegal electrical cord had been run from the adjacent … Continue reading
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Removing Roadblocks that Prevent All People from Accessing Real Estate
By ANTHONY MARGULEAS Special to Circling the News. Real estate represents an incredible opportunity to build and pass down generational wealth but remains disproportionately out of reach for many people. Hurdles to property ownership go far beyond the individual and … Continue reading
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Illegal Grading and Excavation in Paseo Miramar
A local Palisadian building contractor, using 10-12 workers, illegally removed a city barrier and cut LADOT signs off a closed portion of Paseo Miramar on February 1. The company then used two excavators to illegally clear and grade a closed … Continue reading
Posted in Parks, Real Estate
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Anthony Marguleas Examines the Recently Passed Measure ULA
BY ANTHONY MARGULEAS, Founder of Amalfi Estates This poorly thought-out Measure ULA will have significant consequences on the economy that will be felt for years. ULA, which passed in November and is referred to as a “mansion … Continue reading
Posted in Community, Real Estate
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Adamson House Decorated for “The Twelve Days of Christmas”
The Adamson House is festively decorated for the holiday season: “The Twelve Days of Christmas.” If one has relatives who are coming to town, or if a resident has never visited this historic 1930 beach house in Malibu, located along … Continue reading
Posted in Arts, Parks, Real Estate
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Prop. ULA: Red Herring for Helping the Homeless
The way to get the homeless of the streets is to tax the rich, according to Los Angles Proposition ULA, which voters approved on November 8. Many did not read the proposition closely and instead voted for the sentiment. People … Continue reading
Posted in Homelessness, Real Estate
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