#la real estate

[terrakan]

The Most Expensive Homes Ever Sold in Los Angeles

Los Angeles has long been synonymous with luxury and opulence, boasting some of the most extravagant real estate transactions in the United States. The city's upscale neighborhoods are home to properties that have fetched record-breaking prices, reflecting the high demand for exclusive residences. Below is a curated list of some of the most expensive homes ever sold in Los Angeles.

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[cheapoldhousesunder50k]

c.1970 Three Bedroom Affordable Louisiana Home $59K

$59,000 Three-bedroom, one-bath, affordable Louisiana home is a 1,016-sf ranch-style home with an attached carport. The home has clean spaces, central air and heat, public water and sewer, and a fenced rear yard. It is located a 10-minute drive the the lake park and beach. Realtor Comments Investment or starter home, you choose! This property offers 3 bedrooms, 1 bath, spacious yard, freshly…

[s-aint-elmo]

part 2 of my pining falin agenda aka I STAND WITH MARCILLE THAT DRESS WAS CUNT

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[equestrianvaulting]

Los Angeles Hot Tub An illustration of a rectangular, medium-sized, minimalist backyard hot tub with decking

[samconcepcion]

Flat Roofing Mid-sized modern multicolored two-story mixed siding flat roof idea

[originalcrime]

my new henchim divorce era-esque wishlist item for 8b is giving chris a big stroppy teenage “i wish you never came back from afghanistan” meltdown. i want him to fucking lay into eddie and then collapse sobbing in his arms that he didn’t mean it while eddie is also sobbing. i want eddie to whisper, “christopher, i want you to come home with me. please, come home with me.” i want chris to choke out, “i don’t want to live in your stupid new house.” and eddie says, “not the new house. i want us to go home.” and eddie feels like this is the most selfish thing he’s ever asked of anyone, but it’s all christopher has been wanting to hear

[helena-bottom-farter]

What is now the fully developed Las Vegas strip, 1955.

[dionysus-complex]

@cathartes-aurae and I saw Sunny Day Real Estate!!

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[cedarcoffee]

girls don’t want boyfriends, girls just want Vanessa Hudgens’ house

[cheapoldhousesunder50k]

Under $75K Thursday - c.1945 Affordable Louisiana Home For Sale $72K

$72,000 Built in 1945, this affordable Louisiana home is a real sweetie with hardwood floors, brick fireplace, built-ins, front porch, window seat, and updated kitchen and bathroom. The Tw-bedroom, one-bath home also offers central air and heat, and public water and sewer. Realtor Comments MUST SEE! HAS A LARGE LIVING ROOM, OPEN KITCHEN, SEPARATE DINING AREA, GOOD SIZE BEDROOMS, COVERED FRONT…

[dugaodna]

fucking drives me up the wall seeing american transport projects be like 'our stations take ages to complete and theyre expensive :(' meanwhile theyre massively oversized in ways that dont increase capacity/throughput and make poor use of the space theyre using. if youre building with TBM/NATM and your station looks like it was built cut and cover that is Not a good thing. Looking at you Second Avenue Subway

[daisiesonafield-blog]

A quick observation from AOTV: Louis has an apartment in LA

[mrs-trophy-wife]

[faggot-hell]

$1,300,000

Las Vegas, NV

built in 1965

[twopoppies]

Hi Gina about the shoes being left I remember reading an article where Lisa Vanderpump said that her house was next to that house of Harry’s in LA and that she was disappointed when it went up for sale, because he had never actually moved into it. She said she was looking forward to tunneling over to his house. If he never moved in, its not likely any shoes were left. Also, it’s likely Harry and Lou chose to be nestled away somewhere more private. I’ve attached the link sorry if I did it incorrectly as I am technologically impaired

https://www.bravotv.com/vanderpump-rules/style-living/lisa-vanderpumps-house-celebrity-neighbor-harry-styles

Oh that’s so interesting. I didn’t realize he never even moved in. And yeah, that would make the shoe story really unbelievable.

"[Harry] used to live across the road [from me], and then he sold it without moving in," Lisa spilled. It's too bad that she and Harry were ships in the night, because the restaurateur had big plans to be besties with the singer. "I was already a bit, like, digging my tunnel over there," the Vanderpump Rules boss quipped.