Lauren Cornman

Mark your calendars because March 20 is the official first day of Spring! Which of course means brighter and sunnier days, the smell of blooming flowers, and warm weather.

In the same way that the Super Bowl is an oasis for football fanatics, the Academy Awards is the night of the year for film buffs. Every year has its Hollywood drama (Kevin Hart dropping his hosting gig) and “most talked about fashion moments,” making it the perfect occasion to watch and celebrate with friends and family.

With the Oscars right around the corner, we decided to take a look at some of the trendiest LA neighborhoods where some of Hollywood’s elite call home.

With a new year comes the urge to do something different, fresh, and exciting. If you’re a homeowner, that could be anywhere from throwing in some new pillows, painting an accent wall, or even moving around bedroom furniture.

On May 4, 2019, the city of Dallas will hold an election to choose the next mayor. One of the running candidates, Mike Ablon, is an experienced real estate developer who has hopes to revitalize Dallas neighborhoods and see every community prosper. We sat down with Ablon to hear about his decision to run for mayor, his future plans if elected, and much more.

Miami’s newest major development will allow residents to ride their bikes, connect neighbors, promote a healthier lifestyle, provide easier access to exercise and transportation, and encourage artistic expression.

2018 was a strong year for Miami’s luxury housing sector. Major Miami projects completed included the Paramount World Center, the largest construction in the city and one of the largest private master-planned projects in the United States. The luxury tower contains 60 stories and is completely wrapped in glass.

The Chicago City Council has approved Mayor Rahm Emanuel’s five year housing plan for 2019.

The Miami market is expected to have an excellent forecast for 2019. The market not only went up by 10% but is expected to grow. Neighborhoods such as Brickell are predicted to have significantly decreased values and a rise in inventory, making it a more appealing option for people who are looking to move out of cities where values have increased.

Artist Chuck Close, who’s renowned for his photorealism and massive-scale portraits, has listed his Miami residence for $4.1 million.