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Looks great! Can’t wait to see it get underway!

velobucks</a>: <a href='#comment-1598747'>velobucks: @velobucks: The City didn’t have to pay anything. As other articles explained, the City got a $17,000 grant from the Bikes Belong Foundation, so what’s the harm?

@velobucks: The City didn’t have to pay anything. As other articles explained, the City got a $17,000 grant from the Bikes Belong Foundation, so what’s the harm?

Hate this house, but all the panic about Glassell Park being a gangbanger’s paradise is a bit silly.

Here’s a list of neighborhoods with a higher violent crime rate than Glassell Park:

Atwater Village, Mar Vista, Studio City, West Los Angeles,
Silver Lake, Beverlywood, Bradbury, Chatsworth, Valley Village, Malibu, Toluca Lake, Hollywood Hills West, Sawtelle, Eagle Rock, Marina Del Rey, Los Feliz, Northridge, Hollywood Hills, Larchmont, Hancock Park… I could go on, but why bother?

Source: LA Times Violent Crime Ranking, Oct 22 2012 to April 2013

Because we’re calling a spade a spade? This thing is hideous. It’s a jumble of lines and textures that, unlike the most classic mid-century designs, lacks any coherence whatsoever.

There are plenty of wonderful MCM houses in Los Angeles, this just isn’t one of them. Seriously, go to this site and honestly tell me you would pick the property in this article over any of the other MCM properties for sale: http://modernlivingla.com/mid-century-modern-real-estate-hollywood-hills-sunset-strip/

@One Wag: It’s his, I checked.

I was curious about Jen and it turns out she does still own in the Bird Streets (but I think you’re right, she actually lives in the Levitt). In 2009, Big Time Listings said she was renting it out: http://www.bergproperties.com/blog/house-in-los-angeles-hollywood-hills-that-actress-jennifer-aniston-may-once-have-lived-in-is-on-market-for-1-595m/

@guest #61: Hollywood Hills is an awful investment for any buyer compared to Bel Air and Beverly Hills. Go promote your crappy agency with an ad, your reputation, and strong word of mouth not on a message board. Loser, no one will use you if you spam sites like this.

Pasadena second to Manhattan makes no sense to me. Price per square foot is much less in Pasadena than certain other high priced parts of the city (Beverly Hills, Santa Monica, Hollywood Hills West, etc.) What am I missing?

There actually is a natural stream — the Arroyo de los Jardines (Brook of the Gardens) — that is believed to run from the Hollywood Hills, through Brookside, on to Baldwin Hills and eventually flow into Ballona Creek. The stream is home to koi, goldfish and crawfish.

yeah right. as if we’ll see low income housing in Pacific Palisades, Brentwood, Holmby Hills, the Hollywood Hills etc. If you’re rich enough you can live where none of these issues are that apparent and let the rest of the regular people deal with it.