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Tony Mariotti
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Helping you make smart real estate decisions in Southern California.
You get a team of luxury real estate experts to help you find the best homes and neighborhoods based your lifestyle.
And when it's time for you to sell, you'll get a seasoned team of marketing experts.
Tony Mariotti
RubyHome
DRE# 02037147
Email: info@rubyhome.com
Call/Text: (323) 648-9004
You get a team of luxury real estate experts to help you find the best homes and neighborhoods based your lifestyle.
And when it's time for you to sell, you'll get a seasoned team of marketing experts.
Tony Mariotti
RubyHome
DRE# 02037147
Email: info@rubyhome.com
Call/Text: (323) 648-9004
Why Everyone Loves Los Feliz: A Neighborhood Guide
An inside look at Los Feliz, its neighborhoods, and lifestyle.
Need an expert to help you BUY or SELL? Go here: www.rubyhome.com/contact/
ABOUT THIS VIDEO:
In this video, Tony Mariotti, Los Angeles luxury realtor, explores Los Feliz, Los Angeles, covering its neighborhoods, real estate options, amenities, and overall vibe.
Location:
Los Feliz is located at the eastern edge of the Santa Monica Mountains. It includes hillside neighborhoods such as Los Feliz Estates, Los Feliz Hills, and Franklin Hills, while the rest lies in the flats around Los Feliz Village. Laughlin Park is the only gated community here.
Los Feliz boasts its own commercial core but is also centrally located, with quick access to Downtown Los Angeles, Dodger Stadium, Hollywood, and Glendale. Nearby Atwater Village has a Costco, and there are Trader Joe's in Silver Lake and Hollywood.
Why People Live in Los Feliz:
Los Feliz is known for its cool bars, cafes, and boutiques, creating a small-town feel in a big city. It's a pocket of charm in LA's vast expanse, with most businesses locally owned, enhancing its unique character.
Los Feliz Village is the commercial core, featuring boutiques, cafes, bars, and restaurants, mostly on lower Vermont Avenue and Hillhurst.
The Vibe in Los Feliz:
Los Feliz is a laid-back place perfect for socializing over drinks. Its restaurants offer a variety of cuisines, and nearby areas like Thai Town, Little Armenia, and Koreatown add extra flavor.
Griffith Park:
Griffith Park offers 53 miles of trails, 3 golf courses, the Los Angeles Zoo, the Autry Museum, and the Griffith Observatory. The Greek Theatre, a smaller venue than the Hollywood Bowl, is also nearby.
Real Estate:
Real estate in Los Feliz is a mix of luxury homes and condos. The hillside neighborhoods feature Mediterranean and Spanish Colonial homes with stunning views. Los Feliz Estates is architecturally eclectic with great views, while Franklin Hills has diverse styles and notable homes by architects like Lloyd Wright and John Lautner. Los Feliz Village has Craftsman and Bungalow homes, along with low-rise condo buildings.
Los Feliz is home to works by Frank Lloyd Wright, his son Lloyd Wright, Rudolph Schindler, Richard Neutra, and Paul R. Williams. The architecture adds to the area's historical and aesthetic appeal.
CONTACT US:
Thinking about buying or selling a home in [xxxxxxxx] or Southern California? We'd love to help! Here's how to reach us.
Call/text: (323) 678-9004
Email: info@rubyhome.com
Website: www.rubyhome.com/
RELATED LINKS:
View Los Feliz homes for sale www.rubyhome.com/los-angeles/los-feliz/
LICENSE:
Tony Mariotti, DRE #02037147
Need an expert to help you BUY or SELL? Go here: www.rubyhome.com/contact/
ABOUT THIS VIDEO:
In this video, Tony Mariotti, Los Angeles luxury realtor, explores Los Feliz, Los Angeles, covering its neighborhoods, real estate options, amenities, and overall vibe.
Location:
Los Feliz is located at the eastern edge of the Santa Monica Mountains. It includes hillside neighborhoods such as Los Feliz Estates, Los Feliz Hills, and Franklin Hills, while the rest lies in the flats around Los Feliz Village. Laughlin Park is the only gated community here.
Los Feliz boasts its own commercial core but is also centrally located, with quick access to Downtown Los Angeles, Dodger Stadium, Hollywood, and Glendale. Nearby Atwater Village has a Costco, and there are Trader Joe's in Silver Lake and Hollywood.
Why People Live in Los Feliz:
Los Feliz is known for its cool bars, cafes, and boutiques, creating a small-town feel in a big city. It's a pocket of charm in LA's vast expanse, with most businesses locally owned, enhancing its unique character.
Los Feliz Village is the commercial core, featuring boutiques, cafes, bars, and restaurants, mostly on lower Vermont Avenue and Hillhurst.
The Vibe in Los Feliz:
Los Feliz is a laid-back place perfect for socializing over drinks. Its restaurants offer a variety of cuisines, and nearby areas like Thai Town, Little Armenia, and Koreatown add extra flavor.
Griffith Park:
Griffith Park offers 53 miles of trails, 3 golf courses, the Los Angeles Zoo, the Autry Museum, and the Griffith Observatory. The Greek Theatre, a smaller venue than the Hollywood Bowl, is also nearby.
Real Estate:
Real estate in Los Feliz is a mix of luxury homes and condos. The hillside neighborhoods feature Mediterranean and Spanish Colonial homes with stunning views. Los Feliz Estates is architecturally eclectic with great views, while Franklin Hills has diverse styles and notable homes by architects like Lloyd Wright and John Lautner. Los Feliz Village has Craftsman and Bungalow homes, along with low-rise condo buildings.
Los Feliz is home to works by Frank Lloyd Wright, his son Lloyd Wright, Rudolph Schindler, Richard Neutra, and Paul R. Williams. The architecture adds to the area's historical and aesthetic appeal.
CONTACT US:
Thinking about buying or selling a home in [xxxxxxxx] or Southern California? We'd love to help! Here's how to reach us.
Call/text: (323) 678-9004
Email: info@rubyhome.com
Website: www.rubyhome.com/
RELATED LINKS:
View Los Feliz homes for sale www.rubyhome.com/los-angeles/los-feliz/
LICENSE:
Tony Mariotti, DRE #02037147
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West Hollywood Neighborhoods Explained
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An inside look at the best places to live in West Hollywood. Need an expert to help you BUY or SELL? Go here: www.rubyhome.com/contact/ ABOUT THIS VIDEO: In this video, luxury real estate agent Tony Mariotti, explores West Hollywood (WeHo), covering its neighborhoods, real estate options, amenities, and overall vibe. West Hollywood Layout: West Hollywood is centrally located between Beverly Hil...
10 Things I Wish I Knew BEFORE Moving to Hollywood Hills
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Get the inside scoop on living in the Hollywood Hills. Need an expert to help you BUY or SELL? Go here: www.rubyhome.com/contact/ ABOUT THIS VIDEO: In this video, luxury realtor Tony Mariotti reveals crucial aspects of living in the Hollywood Hills. First, we explore taxes, including annual property taxes, transfer taxes, and a tax unique to Los Angeles luxury homes. Next, we discuss home media...
6 Pros & Cons of Living in Hollywood Hills
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Here's what makes living in Hollywood Hills great, but challenging. Need an expert to help you BUY or SELL? Go here: www.rubyhome.com/contact/ ABOUT THIS VIDEO: If you’re considering moving to Hollywood Hills, this video is a must-watch. Luxury agent, Tony Mariotti, explores everything from breathtaking views to local wildlife and architectural gems, giving you an inside look at what makes Holl...
Beverly Hills Neighborhoods: Hidden Gems
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Find the best Beverly Hills neighborhood for your lifestyle. Need an expert to help you BUY or SELL? Go here: www.rubyhome.com/contact/ ABOUT THIS VIDEO: In this video, we’ll explore the best neighborhoods in Beverly Hills, not just the ones you see on TV. From luxurious estates to condos, you'll get a comprehensive tour of this iconic area. We'll start by breaking down Beverly Hills into two m...
Bel Air Neighborhoods You DON'T Want to Miss
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Find the best Bel Air neighborhood for your lifestyle and budget. Need an expert to help you BUY or SELL? Go here: www.rubyhome.com/contact/ ABOUT THIS VIDEO: Welcome to our in-depth tour of Bel Air’s neighborhoods. In this video, we’ll showcase the various enclaves, their unique vibes, nearby amenities, and the real estate options available at different price tiers. Starting with an overview, ...
Best Hollywood Hills Neighborhoods Based on Your Lifestyle
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The best Hollywood Hills neighborhood based on how you live. Need an expert to help you BUY or SELL? Go here: www.rubyhome.com/contact/ ABOUT THIS VIDEO: Join us on a journey through the neighborhoods of Hollywood Hills, a haven for luxury homes, stunning views, and vibrant living. In this video, we’ll explore the real estate, amenities, and distinct vibes of Hollywood Hills East and Hollywood ...
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We don't need help finding neighborhoods. We need help affording them.
Rather put needles in my eyes than move anywhere near LA 🤮🤮🤮
started watching your channel. I’m a former LA resident and no plans to move back but hollywood hills and parts of BH really bring back memories. if not for the craziness in LA and calif politics would love to be back there.
Thanks for watching!
Food for thought.
Thought the thumbnail was Tim Heidecker at first glance.
I lived in Whitley Heights in the 90's. There is not a day that goes by that I don't reminisce about my time there. Great location, above the riff-raff but close to everything!
Whitley Heights is special, for sure. Being near the action but, as you say, above the riff-raff is the best combination.
Outpost Estates had even a larger sign than the Hollywood sign and it was red neon. It’s been long torn down but you can find remnants of it in Runyon Canyon amongst the weeds. And Runyon is one of the few dog off leash canyons in the city.
Great video and views of Hollywood. Wishing you the best in your career!
Glad you liked it and thanks for the encouragement. Best of luck to you, too!
It would be nice but I could never afford it.
Good Video the issue in buying in the hills to consider ia how narrow the roads are and the seemingly never ending construction traffic.
Parking is hell. That's all you need to know. LOL
Great video,very informative if i ever make it you will be the first person i call when i need a home in the hills Tony.
Thanks for compliment and good luck with your journey !
You should not bother spending the time, energy and money making videos here on YT where we, the Paupers are the main audience. You should seriously narrow your PR to only multi-multi million & billionaires.
Fact #1........don't even THINK, repeat EVEN THINK about buying a house there unless you're worth, AT LEAST 100 million bucks. And THREE million will get you A GARAGE. A SINGLE CAR GARAGE.😵😵😵😵😵☠☠☠☠☠
They need to bring back coffee bean
I am a New York city ex-pat living in LA. I have friends who live in the HHs and as others here have mentioned, the steep incline, very narrow blinded and winding roads, and terrible parking prompt me to rule it out. I will take Westwood and hope you will feature that neighborhood in a upcoming video.
Thanks for watching. Westwood is on my radar for a video, specifically Wilshire Corridor.
@@Tony.Mariotti Wonderful. That is exactly the area I am aiming for!
I’m open minded but I DO get tired of the rainbow 🌈 flag seriously.
Can you still wear your watch when walking downtown?
Non californians are obsessed with california 😂
Great video. I used to love that area. One of the best places to live pre-covid. It definitely lost its shine with homelessness, failing businesses, and higher than ever taxes. Unrecognizable now. Just such a different vibe and not a good one.
I agree, Hollywood Hills is a shell of its former self and has been for over a decade now.
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Contact Us: > Call/text: 323.678.9004 > Email: info@rubyhome.com > Web: www.rubyhome.com/contact/
Contact Us: > Call/text: 323.678.9004 > Email: info@rubyhome.com > Web: www.rubyhome.com/contact/
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West Hollywood is a city!
Correct. It became a city in 1984. Local stills still refer to it as a neighborhood.
It’s still a part of LA though. I lived there for many years (recently), and my official address was Los Angeles, 90046.
Great job!! ⭐️
cooda wooda shooda
Thanks!
West Hollywood is nice. I’m not gay but I do like walking through there on my daily long walk to BH. Melrose Place is another great street. Love that street. You don’t even feel like you’re in LA. Lots of nice trees. Greenery. Alfred’s coffee is nice there. Plus lots of high end shops. Including The Row. At night West Hollywood changes dramatically. The nightlife in West Hollywood is vibrant to say the least. Gay people really know how to party. The one thing that I always notice is how CLEAN it is. They have their own laws because they are an independent city. From LA. Which really helps. They have their own police department too.
The parks are impeccable, too!
It’s this a joke??? Who would ever want to live in LA? Insane Taxes Insane Crime Insane Cars laws..(getting pull over for tint windows) No right to protect yourself… I mean lmao 😂😂😂😂
Loved your video!! I lived there for 4 years! As you said, great warm weather ... except on the 3 days a year it rained. Since there are no storm drains, the roads act as such during a storm, making it impossible to drive on the streets in the hills until the rain stops and clears from the mountain down to the storm drains, which for us was Sunset Blvd.
Thanks! BTW, I call those handful of rainy days a year "free car wash" days.
I loved living in the Hollywood Hills. Our house was in Nichols Canyon, not far from Runyon Canyon Park. Hiking was excellent and the views were fabulous. My only major gripe was that the power went out almost every time it rained or the wind kicked up very hard. The neighbors were friendly and fun to talk to. Access to both Hollywood and the Valley was great. I’d move back in a heartbeat. Leaving was a huge mistake.
I can relate to the power outages! Great timing of your comment, too. There are crews in Beachwood Canyon right now replacing power poles up and down Beachwood Drive. It's been a multi-week project. I'm chuckling to myself wondering if -- for all the infrastructure upgrades -- how ironic it would be for power go out during our first winter storm. Only time will tell...
Ehh Beverly Hills, Hollywood Hills only make sense if you work in the industry. If say you won powerball, places like Laguna Beach or Santa Barbara maybe even Malibu make more sense.
I’ve been to the area below the Hollywood sign. It’s special. Quiet. Lots of homes with character. It’s just smart to avoid going into the main tourist part of Hollywood. Hollywood Blvd etc. Not a good idea. Especially at night.
The area below the sign is Beachwood Canyon. You may recall the Beachwood Cafe and Beachwood Market along the way.
Great info. Thanks for sharing. Subscribed.
Thanks, I appreciate it. And thanks for the sub!
THEN LA COUNTY SHERIFF COMMANDER RALPH WEBB EXTORTED PEOPLE FROM THERE JOBS ALLHOMELESS TO LIVE ON THE SIDE WALKS IN HOLLYWOOD
What a fantastic educational video! Always been obsessed with the Hollywood hills - just something mystical about that sign!
Hey, glad you liked the video!
Oh no! Portable music players!!
Thanks for watching!
Hi Tony, I'm not looking for real estate in the Hollywood hills...In fact I'm in Australia and your videos popped up in my feed, your style of communication is so good that l began to watch and learn and got hooked, so much so that l now have Google earth out 😂😂😂
I zoom around on Google Earth a lot, too. In particular, I like checking out the geography of areas.
Hi from trpoical Gold Coast, Australia 🇦🇺, l don't know how/why you popped into my feed but l really have enjoyed your videos. I'm not looking for real estate over there but your information is so broad it's interesting anyway... I'm learning lots so much so l subscribed 😂.
Awesome! Thank you!
I hate visiting my friends in the hills! The parking is always terrible! Parking two streets down on an incline is terrible and that’s if you find parking and aren’t at risk of getting towed!!!
Yes, parking is tough. Some neighborhoods are better than others.
My parents live in the Nichols Canyon area. The Greek Gods and Heroes built wide streets.
My dream would be to have a gorgeous home on lower Sunset Plaza, about 5-10 blocks up from Sunset Blvd. I could walk down the hill to get lunch at Chin Chin, Saltie Girl, or Petit Four everyday. …….My dad’s almost 90, if there’s a decent inheritance then maybe it’ll happen!! 🤷🏼♂️😀😎🥂
That's making me hungry for Le Petit Four's Niçoise salad.
Great video - so informative, you know a lot more than other agents videos I’ve watched on the Hills, really appreciate it Tony!
Wow, glad to hear that it was helpful!
Property taxes in California, especially LA, are out of control. Who wants to spend 30k-40k a year on taxes alone?
I call it the sunshine tax. I know exactly how much I'm paying compared to places with gloomy weather.
My house literally goes up $300k+ a year in CA. I pay $38k a year in property tax but for now at least, and it has it been for 20 years now, a rounding error. So, we pay to play I suppose.
Nonsense. Property tax burden in California is pretty average or even less because of Prop 13. People own houses valued in the eight figures and are paying a relative pittance, a fraction of the 1.25% cited in this video.
30-40k, would be the annual taxes on a 3-4 million dollar home, since you apparently did not do well in life or math. My taxes for a $700k condo in 2024, were about 6k per year
Love hollywood hills and rannyon canyon
Me, too!
EVERY SINGLE HOME in Australia, including apartments, has MANSION TAX 🤣🤣🤣🤣 But our government calls it Stamp Duty! 🤣🤣🤣🤣 5% of purchase price 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 😐
Whoa, I didn't know about the Stamp Duty. I've done some research about agent compensation in Australia, but hadn't come across the mansion tax. The fact that it's on all homes and apartments sounds pretty brutal.
great video. i love the LA vibe. if only Cali was ran like Texas. a beautiful state ruined by failed liberal policies
No one in California calls it “Cali” ya tourist. And no one cares about you being butt hurt over how things are run. Keep your cowboy boots in your dusty Texas as you obsess over our state all day from your own house. You only have yourself to blame if California affordability is a problem for you. The rest of us don’t even think about you. Yet you love obsessing about us as you complain to each other about our “failed policies” despite Texas being unable to achieve even close to the economic prosperity of California. Anyway, hows that 110 degree heat going for you 😂
I love the LA vibe, too.
I've lived in Texas and California. You're in a cult. There is nothing in Texas that's better than in California. Every Texas city is over 50% ghetto, in California it's closer to 30% or less. All forms of crime much higher in Texas cities than Cali cities. Property taxes higher in Texas. Average wage is 1/3 less in Tx than Cali. Homelessness is worse in Cali but Texas is also full of homeless. Texas policies are the most corrupt on Earth. Small Tx towns are all dying, white ghetto drug cesspools. And let's not even talk about the weather. So the only thing better in Texas is lack of state income tax, witch is negated by nearly double at over 2% property tax in the nicest areas. Less homeless in cities, but still too many, but small towns look 3rd world. But guys like you in the cult, who've never been to California, love spreading your brainwashed bullshit.
You mean how Texas has the highest percentage of people without health insurance, or higher poverty than the national average, among the worst in income inequality and funding for public education. I like that you're commenting on a channel about California real estate, but we're not looking at Texas real estate. By the way, this is TH-cam, based in California, and you are using an Android or Apple phone, both of which are also based in California. You should boycott those companies if you want to stick to your principles.
Texas is a joke. Get real. Anyone who likes Texas doesnt go anywhere. I lived there. Awful place, awful people. Way more crime too. Fix your policies bud
This was a really educational video! Thank you
You're so welcome!
Excellent video, thank you
Glad you liked it!
Excellent insights on the neighborhood. Hard to find, unless you spend time there. Watch this guy :)
Thank you for the kind words! I'm glad you found the insights valuable.
@@Tony.Mariottiwhere s Brad pitt live here
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