2310 San Juan Road is a single-story steel-framed manufacturing/industrial building containing seven multi-ton cranes, an intercom/security system, employee areas, and a lunchroom. The parcel is over 18 acres, with nine air, water, and power hubs in the back and ample parking. The site includes three modular structures with porches and open, bricked patio space for office or security.

Welcome to 604 Allview Place—a breathtaking fully-remodeled residence nestled in the prestigious and gated Allview Terrace community, located in the coveted area of North Laguna. This exceptional home offers unobstructed ocean views from every level, providing a front-row seat to the coastline’s natural beauty from sunrise to sunset.

*ABLE TO SHOW & UTILITIES ARE ON* Step into the epitome of luxury living in the heart of Brentwood. This stunning French modern masterpiece, built with exquisite craftsmanship, boasts 6 bedrooms, 9 baths, and spans over an impressive 9, 181 sqft across three levels. Every detail of this residence has been meticulously thought out, creating a truly unparalleled living experience.

Perched above the coastline, 1210 Kings Road commands unobstructed views of Catalina Island, the Pacific Ocean, and Newport Harbor, presenting a rare blend of timeless architecture, modern luxury, and effortless coastal living. Thoughtfully designed and meticulously crafted, the home spans approximately 6, 400 square feet of refined living space.

Set on one of the most coveted streets in the Beverly Hills Flats, this timeless residence pairs classic architecture with refined, effortless living. The main level unfolds through a series of beautifully proportioned spaces, including an elegant formal living room, gracious dining room, chef's kitchen, richly paneled study, and a sun-filled family room opening seamlessly to the grounds.

Legendary, 1.88 acre, prime lower Bel-Air Hollywood Regency tennis court estate and compound. "Glamorous" doesn't begin to describe it. 75 years ago D.D. "Tex" Feldman and his wife Jayne Poindexter Copp Feldman, came West to Los Angeles after making a fortune in oil in Texas. They settled in prime lower Bel-Air purchasing a roughly 2-acre estate from the Queen of Jordan's family.