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From the AQMD to Culver Crest: Guidelines for Reporting...
[Editor’s Note: After meeting with officials of the Air Quality Management District, Mark Salkin, a longtime officer of the Culver Crest Neighborhood Assn., filed the following report over the weekend regarding residents’ years’ long dispute with oil drilling in a neaby field by PXP, the Plains, Exploration & Production Co.]
Homes in Culver City Show Strength by Going Against Westside Trend
The unique qualities of homes in Culver City continue to attract younger profesional buyers who value the proximity of being close to the Westside and the cooler beach weather.
According to statistics only available from the Multiple Listing Service, Culver City inventory consists of 55 single-family homes for sale.
According to statistics only available from the Multiple Listing Service, Culver City inventory consists of 55 single-family homes for sale.
Smile for the Birdie — People Are Taking Notice of Our...
Have you seen it? No, really. I mean did you actually read it?
Twice in the past six weeks, our Culver City has rated front page treatment from the Los Angeles Times. The first, in early March, gave the Culver Crest neighborhood special treatment. By reporting on the Crest, the Times called it a “close knit community . . . isolated from the rest of the city”, a cozy neighborhood with “no commercial zones,” on a par with the best view homes in areas farther north.
Twice in the past six weeks, our Culver City has rated front page treatment from the Los Angeles Times. The first, in early March, gave the Culver Crest neighborhood special treatment. By reporting on the Crest, the Times called it a “close knit community . . . isolated from the rest of the city”, a cozy neighborhood with “no commercial zones,” on a par with the best view homes in areas farther north.
Culver City Single-Family Home Market Not Following Predictions. Why Not?
Son of a gun . . . homes in Culver City are selling at a faster clip than expected. As of yesterday, there are 49 single family homes for sale – just slightly more than what I would call a normal inventory (usually in the low 40’s).
Despite the doom and gloom that prices are 19% lower in the past year, and that sales have slowed to the lowest levels in almost a decade, Culver City (and most of the lower Westside) remain unaffected.
Despite the doom and gloom that prices are 19% lower in the past year, and that sales have slowed to the lowest levels in almost a decade, Culver City (and most of the lower Westside) remain unaffected.
Culver Crest’s Invitation to Tomorrow Night’s Candidate Forum
[Editor’s Note: Here is the email that was sent on Monday by the Culver Crest Neighborhood Assn. to the City Council candidates who will participate in their first forum in two weeks tomorrow evening.]
Hello all candidates.
Please find enclosed the Rules of Engagement for the True Debate this Thursday evening, March 13, 2008, starting at 6:30 p.m. to be held in the Cafetorium of El Rincon School. We hope to have the best attendance at any of the city's community events. All of the candidates have been invited, and I am informed you have all agreed to attend.
Hello all candidates.
Please find enclosed the Rules of Engagement for the True Debate this Thursday evening, March 13, 2008, starting at 6:30 p.m. to be held in the Cafetorium of El Rincon School. We hope to have the best attendance at any of the city's community events. All of the candidates have been invited, and I am informed you have all agreed to attend.
California Courts Need to Resolve Thorny Issue About Disclosure
Both clients and agents know that realtors owe a duty to diligently inspect residential property and disclose the results to buyers and sellers. But how far do they have to go? A recent decision may make that duty impossible to define.
Duty seems to know no bounds. A recent decision in California now seems to say that a real estate agent’s duties must go beyond the measure of disclosure statutes and use hindsight, that is after the fact, to know just what he or she must disclose to both buyers and sellers.
Duty seems to know no bounds. A recent decision in California now seems to say that a real estate agent’s duties must go beyond the measure of disclosure statutes and use hindsight, that is after the fact, to know just what he or she must disclose to both buyers and sellers.
How to Achieve Win, Win
I used to practice as a real estate attorney before I got it right and began selling homes.
As an attorney, I learned to favor arbitration but I no longer do. My inaugural column is about why I made this turnaround.
To understand, one must first know what arbitration is. Basically, arbitration is a form of deciding issues between two or more adverse parties outside the normalcy of the judicial (or court) system. In the 1980s, when the courts first began to get backlogged in expensive, time-consuming delays, arbitration came into favor.
As an attorney, I learned to favor arbitration but I no longer do. My inaugural column is about why I made this turnaround.
To understand, one must first know what arbitration is. Basically, arbitration is a form of deciding issues between two or more adverse parties outside the normalcy of the judicial (or court) system. In the 1980s, when the courts first began to get backlogged in expensive, time-consuming delays, arbitration came into favor.
