As heavy as 100 Eiffel Towers: Monumental L.A. County fire debris removal could finish by June
Los Angeles Times | April 29, 2025
Almost 8,800 property owners have asked the Army Corps of Engineers to direct the cleanup of burned homes. With more than 100 parcels a day being cleared, the job is a… Read more
“Money circling around” as Altadena burned lot sales outpace Palisades
The Real Deal | April 17, 2025
The rush to list lots has hit Altadena and the Pacific Palisades as the former sees closings at a faster clip. Read more
Summer blockbuster? Caruso leaves door open for political run
The Real Deal | April 14, 2025
Billionaire developer kicks can on talking “options” to later in year, says “we’ll go from there” Read more
How Do You Rebuild a Place Like the Palisades?
New York Times | April 9, 2025
It was an idyllic pocket of Los Angeles where people knew their neighbors — and homes sold for $5 million. The fire ignited competing visions for its future. Read more
Palisades, Altadena property values are actually soaring post-wildfires
Housing Wire | March 3, 2025
The market dynamics and desirability of the Palisades area will likely push the pace for turning over land parcels, Selma Hepp says Read more
Home-Selling Season Starts After L.A. Wildfires—and There Is Demand
Wall Street Journal | March 2, 2025
Dozens of listings for scorched plots of land have hit the market and often are selling above expectations Read more
Palisades land listings projected to soar. But how will wildfires impact pricing?
The Real Deal | February 20, 2025
750 parcels estimated to hit the market, about 10% from fire-impacted properties Read more
LA Home Destroyed in Palisades Fire Draws More Than 60 Offers
Bloomberg | February 11, 2025
On a cul-de-sac in Los Angeles’ Pacific Palisades, what was once a four-bedroom wood-and-stucco house is now a pile of rubble except for two chimneys and a few brick c… Read more
Palisades braces for 30% drop in land values
The Real Deal | February 5, 2025
The community braces for a drop in land values of as much as 30 percent as surrounding neighborhoods’ sales and rents spike. Read more