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Among all iconic city in United States, Los Angeles alone commands the world’s sway of leading pop culture, a second largest city with nearly 4 million population. Thinking living in Los Angeles? No matter you are culture vulture or just a L.A. lover, her awesomeness proves that is a good move. Nice weather forces you having sunscreen all around the year and experiences the nicest random people. Overlooking mountains and sky with large coastal basin around California is possible by rolling your eyes around though you feel reluctant in exploring new places. L.A. fits all glutton’s desire to live in a city without crowds. Stars are practically everywhere in L.A. By moving in and becoming their neighbor, you can avoid gawking at celebrities like tourists or spotting like paparazzi.
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6 Seascapes You Can Own
Access to ocean breezes has long been seen as a tonic for many of the things that ail us, and it’s true that nothing soothes the soul quite like the sea.
Is Elon Musk really selling his Los Angeles homes?
Two of Elon Musk’s Los Angeles mansions appear to be up for sale on property website Zillow for $30 million and $9.5 million.
Kylie Jenner Buys $36.5 Million Holmby Hills House
Kylie Jenner has purchased a brand new home in the Holmby Hills neighborhood of California for a whopping $36.5 million.
Amongst the Trees | 5 Homes in Ancient Forests
It’s hard to argue with the appeal of a woodland view. And studies have shown that living in close proximity to forested land has major benefits, both for your health and for your sense of well-being.
New & Notable Luxury Properties for Sale Over $23 Million
From a beachside estate in St. Barthelemy to a sprawling mansion on 67 acres in Gladwyne, Pennsylvania, these are this month’s four featured notable properties for sale over $23 million.
Los Angeles listed as U.S.' least affordable housing market
Los Angeles has taken the lead as the least affordable housing market in the United States, taking San Francisco's place, according to a new survey released on Monday.