Reza Taji
Hillside homes among trees, from above

Explore homes

Begin with the neighborhood.

The neighborhoods

Seven neighborhoods, known well.

Each has its own streets, housing stock and buyers. Use them as starting points in the searches on this page; the map goes wherever you take it.

  1. Westwood Village at dusk with the Fox Theatre tower, an illustration

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    Westwood

    The Village and the campus to the west, the Wilshire corridor's towers along its spine, and single-family streets on either side of Wilshire.

  2. A tree-lined Little Holmby street at dusk, an illustration

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    Little Holmby

    A small enclave of traditional homes east of the campus and south of Sunset, gathered around Holmby Park.

  3. Westwood and the Wilshire corridor from above at golden hour, an illustration

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    Comstock Hills

    Winding hillside streets between Comstock Avenue and Beverly Glen, above Wilshire.

  4. A palm-lined street in Beverly Hills

    Beverly Hills

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    Beverly Hills Flats

    The grid north of Santa Monica Boulevard and south of Sunset: wide lots, deep setbacks and a different street tree on nearly every street.

  5. A Spanish Colonial Revival entrance courtyard in Holmby Hills

    Holmby Hills

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    Holmby Hills

    Estate streets on both sides of Sunset between Beverly Hills and Westwood, beside the Los Angeles Country Club.

  6. A tree-lined Beverlywood street at golden hour, an illustration

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    Beverlywood

    Tree-lined residential streets south of Pico, with a homeowners association that keeps the neighborhood's character intact.

  7. A Brentwood shopping street at dusk, an illustration

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    Brentwood

    From the coral trees of San Vicente up into the canyons, west of the 405.

New to market

Just listed.

The newest active listings first. The MLS search cannot limit itself to the last fourteen days, so sort newest first and read each listing's list date.

  1. 01In Filters, check Active and Residential, then Apply.
  2. 02Keep the sort set to Newest First, at the top right.
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CRMLS property searchOpen the newest listingsMap, filters and saved homes, full screen. Opens in a new tab.

Search provided by the California Regional Multiple Listing Service (CRMLS) through its IDX program. Listings and their required attribution come from CRMLS and are displayed as received; information is deemed reliable but not guaranteed. Some homes are available quietly and never reach the MLS. Ask directly.

Recently sold

What is actually closing.

Closed sales from every brokerage, straight from the MLS, with the attribution CRMLS requires. Market sales across the Westside.

  1. 01In Filters, check Closed and Residential, then Apply.
  2. 02Sort by Newest First to see the latest closings at the top.
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CRMLS property searchOpen the recent salesMap, filters and saved homes, full screen. Opens in a new tab.

The search cannot limit itself to the last ninety days automatically, and closed listings may show only their primary photograph.

Search provided by the California Regional Multiple Listing Service (CRMLS) through its IDX program. Listings and their required attribution come from CRMLS and are displayed as received; information is deemed reliable but not guaranteed. Some homes are available quietly and never reach the MLS. Ask directly.