#real estate Los Angeles

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The #interiors by @marketa_bromova_architekti exhibit an industrial style based on the overlaying of dark gray walls and flooring, a wooden ceiling, open and metal framed #lighting fixtures, and the indispensable metallic decorative surfaces.

However, the studio also proves that industrial does not mean that an #interior must be devoid of color. Instead, the rooms at this apartment celebrate the contrasts created by dark materials with unexpected bursts of color.

The bright blue partition wall and shaded gold counter immediately stand out as the center-pieces in this #modernhome . Moreover, the luminous shade of blue that we can also observe in the wall #paintings, serves not only as #decoration but to retain the theme of this #design.

[designstunning]

Shades of pink @trixiemotel

#PalmSprings #California …

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[eretzyisrael]

by Noah Pollack

How hard would it have been on Sunday, given the quantity of police on hand, to move the Hamas group a safe distance away from the entrance to the synagogue and ensure freedom of entry and exit? And it’s not just that this was entirely possible—it’s that this would have been the right thing to do, consistent with basic American values. We don’t do heckler’s vetoes here, or mob rule, and we don’t let masked thugs push around good citizens in broad daylight. Or at least that’s what I thought.

It was only in talking to people on the outskirts of the protest that I learned that the event was still on—you just had to find the alleyway behind the synagogue and knock on the right door, and there’d be an armed security guard who would let you in. So we did end up attending—but through the back door. 

In the midst of all this, my wife arrived, and also first tried to go in the front door. She was also stopped by the police and told “You’re not going in and you have to leave this area.”

I guided her via text messages toward the alleyway entrance. It was only as we left the event that the street fighting really picked up in front of the synagogue and, later, in front of Jewish restaurants and establishments along Pico Boulevard. A friend of ours who owns a small kosher restaurant a block from Adas Torah texted us a picture that afternoon of her and her staff standing in front of their restaurant holding baseball bats and knives, ready to protect their business. I immediately thought of the rooftop Koreans during the L.A. riots. Why did it have to escalate like this? Because, as they have realized on elite college campuses and in blue cities across the country, anti-Israel activists understand that they enjoy something like immunity. They can’t murder or severely beat people, but pretty much all other criminality—vandalism, graffiti, trespassing, harassment—will go unpunished. It’s one thing to understand that from watching the news. It’s quite another to witness it—to have to rush your kids away from a synagogue because Hamas supporters are getting violent outside and the police are letting it happen.

The groups organizing and carrying out these regular campaigns of violence across the country are well known. They fundraise for and promote their criminal enterprise openly. They boast on social media about carrying out violence. Their assaults are documented on video from a dozen angles. They routinely break numerous state and federal civil rights and hate crime laws. They could be prosecuted under a half-dozen different statutes. But it never seems to happen. So it is very difficult to reach any other conclusion than this is all quite intentional.

If you think that’s unfair, just look at the statement released yesterday by Los Angeles mayor Karen Bass. She pledged to take three actions in response to the Pico pogrom: convene meetings, increase coordination between the LAPD and Jewish institutions, and ask for more state money for security. Notice anything missing? The mayor of Los Angeles isn’t even pretending that she will ask law enforcement to prosecute criminals who target Jews.

[cozycottagelife]

A perfect blend of old and new. Love a sun drenched bedroom with a fireplace. Listed by Kristal Moffet of Douglas Elliman.

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Hi P. As you live in US and in California, can you explain the thing that Sam brought the house but another name! Is it so that he played for it but it could be on his brother, or he can use an alias, or can he for a contract change his name and have another over there? How does it works?

Hi, Anon, I don't know how it works anywhere else, but in Los Angeles, addresses are public. You can look up anyone's address online. SO, to maintain privacy and safety, once an actor reaches a certain level of fame, they don't buy real estate under their name anymore. Many celebs buy property under a trust name or someone else's name. Someone I know knows a very famous actor, and she told me that all his properties are under his agent's name and/or a trust or company name. This way, people don't know where he lives.

Hollywood agents have hundreds of clients, so even if a fan had access to the MLS-Multiple Listing Service, (The MLS is a private database of all properties that's only accessible by licensed real estate agents and brokers), and looked up the name of an actor's agent, they wouldn't be able to know WHICH actor used their agent's name to buy a property. But most famous actors create a trust with a trust name and buy properties under that.

And yes, British citizens CAN buy properties in the US.

I hope that answers your question, Anon.

[evelynbyz]

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[hometoursandotherstuff]

Mostly unattractive, dirty, coked-out house is for sale in outrageously priced Los Angeles, California for $1.2M. Has 3bds. & 2ba., built in 1940.

Admittedly, the living/dining isn’t bad- nice wood and brick fireplace wall.

This structure looks like a bar. I think that skinny closet door is the entrance to the bar.

Over $1M for a small kitchen with an old corner booth and a 70s Harvest Gold stove. 

Bath with a rusty bare sink pipe and nothing nice.

Here’s a bd. w/a very dirty carpet.

Another outdoor entrance door opens to the main bd. with a tub that has stairs and blue glass block. There’s also a tile fireplace and sliding doors to the deck. The rug is disgusting.

I don’t know what’s on these walls, but it looks like some old tape or adhesive. Otherwise, it’s not a bad room.

Looks like some kind of bd. with a lofted bd. The carpet is insane. 

Plain bath. 

Here’s a deck, but I don’t see any grass or garden, and it looks like there’s an industrial building next door. In NJ, I think you need a minimum 80′ x 100′ lot for a house- this house is on a small 61′ x 79′ lot.

Just a small cement area could be fixed up to make a little patio. I you have $1.2M to buy this home, you better have another $1M to fix it up. Terrible real estate market in LA. 

https://www.coldwellbankerhomes.com/ca/los-angeles/10718-queensland-st/pid_50853706/

[kmp-modernfurniture]

The #interiors by @aleksandr_orlove inspires us to reconnect with nature with its organic decoration and raw materials.

Indeed, the combination of light wood, white stone and rugged fabrics is reminiscent of the compositions we observe in the natural environment.

This fusion of simple yet textured elements creates a sense of clarity and tranquility embellished with a #contemporary touch. The modern twist is added with the ottomans, rugs and #loungechairs enveloped in appealing textures that stand out from the smooth, bright surfaces of the interior.

This way the #furniture and decorations ensure that there is no trace of monotony in the rooms as there is always something to attract our gazes and spark our imagination of the sensations they create when we touch them.

[designstunning]

Enjoy the little details …

@jamesthomasinteriors

[physticuffs]

by far the funniest thing about reality tv is when one character says something like, "she better not come for me, or i'll destroy her!" ma'am. please. you are not going to shoot her, you are not going to punch her, you are not even going to engage in elaborate psychological warfare. you are going to yell at her at a party where everyone is wearing clothes they can barely move in, and then she is going to yell back, and then you are going to do it all over again next season but with more botox.

[riannosaurus]

📍a modern palace in Los Angeles, California

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[helena-bottom-farter]

Former home of Abigail Folger and Voytek Frykowski in Laurel Canyon