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Every week, two hosts break down the biggest deals, strangest listings, and shifting micro-markets in Los Angeles luxury real estate.
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13 episodes, newest first.
- $130K/Year to Insure: How Fire Risk Broke LA's Luxury MapSince the January 2025 Palisades and Eaton fires, wildfire insurance has become the single biggest force reshaping which LA neighborhoods are winning and losing. Jordyn and David break down the three-tier insurance market, the two-speed neighborhood split, and what the expiration of the non-renewal moratorium means for Palisades-area properties right now.
- Bel Air's $400M Listing and the Discount ProblemJordyn and David dissect the most audacious residential listing in U.S. history, 11201 Chalon Road at $400 million, and use it to expose how Bel Air's ultra-luxury market actually prices, sits, and sells at steep discounts in the summer of 2026.
- The $5.4M Deadline: Sell Before July or Gamble on NovemberMeasure ULA's thresholds reset July 1, 2026, creating a hard closing deadline for every seller above $5.4M on the Westside. Jordyn and David map the tax's three-year damage report, the Freddie Freeman moment that made it personal, and the Howard Jarvis ballot measure that could wipe ULA off the books by November.
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From $5M tear-downs in Brentwood to $80M compounds in Bel Air, this show covers what sold, what didn't, and why. Built for high-net-worth buyers and sellers, agents working the Westside, architecture obsessives, and anyone who wants to understand how money moves through LA's most expensive zip codes. Each episode tracks live deal flow, dissects neighborhood-level pricing trends, and tells the stories behind the addresses. If you follow LA's high-end housing market the way other people follow the Dodgers, this is your weekly scoreboard.
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