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Understanding branded residences and how they fuse luxury lifestyles with celebrity appeal and prestige companies is more than an industry skill. The developers who create the biggest and brightest branded residences become recognizable names by building the most glamorous high-rise homes around the globe.

Landis improves on the traditional rent-to-own model by incorporating financial literacy coaching.

Known for its tree-lined residential streets and abundance of retail options, Beverly Grove is a desirable Mid-City neighborhood with a growing number of new developments.

Located at 777 Sarbonne Road, the design of the home was inspired by Fibonacci’s Golden Ratio.

Whether you’re a high-roller who’s new to LA or a celebrity in town shooting a film, Unit #508 at Vica Silver Lake is the perfect crash pad for those seeking an upscale LA lifestyle.

When Livabl stopped by the contemporary mid-rise in late September, most of its distinctive exterior cladding had been applied and several of the glass balcony balustrades were in place.

If you’re in the market for a pandemic pad complete with every amenity you could ever want or need, 1910 Loma Vista Drive has got you covered.

Is “Anyone” in the market for a four-bedroom, seven-bathroom private estate in LA’s Laurel Canyon?

Perhaps the biggest draw of living in Los Angeles (aside from the occasional celebrity sightings) is the near perfect year-round weather.

Billed as the “world’s most unusual flea market,” you can buy anything from AC/DC concert tees to zebra-print cantilever chairs, and you may even spot a celebrity or two.

When it comes to home renovations, ‘as seen on TV’ isn’t always reality.

We’ve combined a list of 10 accounts that will have you double tapping in no time.

Livabl recently sat down with Samantha Sax to find out more about her successful partnerships and the future of women in the industry.

Mike Leipart shares his experiences and insights on the fast-paced world of Los Angeles real estate.

Glen Park’s Chenery House is synonymous with Bob Pritikin, the now 88-year-old ad exec who officially made Rice-a-Roni “the San Francisco treat.”

It was built in 1912 for a Bay Area entrepreneur who opened the very first department store in San Francisco.