Anyone wondering (like me) how we can be in the final month of the first quarter of the year already? And while the East Coast got hammered with an official blizzard on the heels of a major snowstorm, in the greater Los Angeles area, we enjoyed summer in February. Real Estate activity has been just as hot and cold. Depending on when you asked me,...
There’s no lack of debate over various things in the news nowadays, but for now I’d like to address Real Estate media and “Private Listings”. Having been a Realtor for over 30 years in Boston and the greater Los Angeles area, I find it fascinating how various platforms twist and turn the phrase and how it should be used. Personally, is this approach as...
Honoring those who served in all branches of the United States Military: Veterans Day! I would like to share a little bit of history of Veterans Day, since I find, that the importance of remembering history is critical for the future of our nation:1918 marked the end of the First World War and it was on November 11,1918 to be exact. Armistice Day was...
Independence Day, perhaps better known as the 4th of July, represents the independence of the United States from British rulers. Over time, this holiday morphed in many directions and this year, for many, it represents a long weekend and a kickoff to summer. Many people will be barbequing in their backyards, patios, balconies or parks. Others will see it as a day of heavy alcohol consumption...
The Odessa File by Frederick Forsyth a Book Review by Endre Barath, Jr. a Beverly Hills Realtor As my regulars know, I ceased being a member of a real estate social media group a fairly short while ago which has opened up my time to getting back to my passion of reading books at night vs. social media blogging. It is truly refreshing and I...
Book Review by a Pet Friendly Beverly Hills Realtor: Endre Barath, Jr. a Beverly Hills Realtor Tickle Me with Love a Book Review. In addition to being a Realtor, I also love to read. Recent changes to my daily social media routine have paved the way for me to get back to my bookshelves by opening up my evenings to reading, so without...
