Culver City Real Estate
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- Опубликовано: 18 янв 2022
- Culver City, Los Angeles real estate and neighborhood tour by a Los Angeles real estate agent. Let’s talk about Culver City neighborhoods, prices, history, and all that you need to know for buying a house in Culver City. Neighborhoods tour: Carlson Park, Culver Crest, Sunkist Park. Culver City is a city in the county of Los Angeles, near Venice Beach and Santa Monica. It was founded by Harry Culver. Downtown Culver city has become a popular hangout spot, and Culver City is becoming a big player in the Los Angeles luxury market.
CONTACT ME REGARDING BUYING OR SELLING REAL ESTATE:
Daniel Rangel
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Daniel Rangel began his career as a Los Angeles real estate agent at the young age of eighteen, over a decade ago, during the great recession. When others were calling it quits, he was charging forward, finding opportunities for his clients where others saw problems. To some around the world, Daniel is better known as the founder of Creativum, a project with a social cause that he founded during a three-year sabbatical, in which he traveled the world alone with a small backpack and a camera. As a result of his eccentric entrepreneurial accomplishments during this adventure, he has been published in newspapers across the American continent, made television appearances, been a guest speaker at several universities, and given two TEDx talks on the topic of sales and creativity. He likes the outdoors, travel, photography, and writing. From Daniel Rangel you can expect a real estate experience that’s fun, up-front, honest, and pressure-free.
I love Culver City. I live right next door and have been visiting since I was a child in the 70s and 80s. I have great memories of the city. Still a wonderful place.
Nice, Angus, happy to hear that. Thanks for sharing!
Thank you for calling out racism. People like you are needed.
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We feel so lucky to live in Culver City--we bought our place in 2001 when Culver City first started really getting discovered and the housing market was heating up. I initially wondered whether we overpaid, but the market went another six years before the bubble burst in 2008-but by then, we already had built plenty of equity. My wife and I often say we'd never be able to afford to buy a house in Culver City today lol. On paper, our residence has tripled in value. And we feel fortunate that our kids got to go to school from kindergarten through high school. All this with a small town feel.
That's awesome! Interesting, how no matter when you buy, buyers always wonder and worry whether they overpaid. This shines light on: No one knows what's going to happen. But yup, that was a good time to buy, especially in culver city! A few years later and it would of been a different story. Thanks for sharing!
This was so solid! Thank you for the great information!
Awesome, glad to hear that, thank you! 😊
I love Culver City regardless!!
I love Culver City, Loved the video, I'm studying to be a Real Estate Agent in Los Angeles. I Would love to pick your brain one of these days
Thank you, Josh. Nice, congrats! Sure, shoot me an email, we can schedule call.
Great content!!!
Thanks, Richard, much appreciated! :)
Thank you!
Of course 😊
I’m away in college and wanted to see my city 😍
Nice! Thanks for watching! :)
RighhhhT ! I want to see Laguna Beach 😂!
I love this video. Need more views from folks!!!
Thanks, Carrillo! 😊
Appreciated
Thank you 😊
Thanks for the video, anything about Encino?? Tarzana?? Anyway amazing content as allways
Hello! Encino, Tarzana good areas. A little father, but typically you get more for your dollar, bigger lots and houses for the dollar. 🤔 Maybe I'll be doing a video soon on these areas. Thank you for the feedback! Glad to hear you're liking the content!
@@theartistofrealestate thanks for the reply, you're the best
@@donotreplydumbpeople3866 😊
I used to live on revere place right near Jackson market it was my favorite place I miss it
Nice spot! Thanks for sharing, Logan!
@@theartistofrealestate if I need to move back to culver at any time If my realtor can’t help I’ll come on your door
@@MrGleeiscool Appreciate it, Logan!
@@theartistofrealestate my parents moved me and my sister to Montana in 2013 and I’ve been trying to move back to culver I just don’t have money or a job to get back there yet
@@MrGleeiscool patience! 😊
That part of calling the cops because of noise it is TRUE.
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Yes! I've been looking for a place like this. I currently live in Hollywood and my neighbors are way too noisy after 10pm!
What do you think of Palms?
Hello Carrillo, I think it's changed a lot recently with the growth of Culver City. A lot of upside potential. Recently did a video on Palms. Feel free to check it out! 😊
3:00 ha ha ha
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Dude … Culver City has increasing crime and homelessness - you are not giving the full story at all.
Thanks for sharing, Lou! But isn't that Los Angeles in general? 🤷🏻♂️ My experience is that compared to like Santa Monica and Venice and other areas of LA, downtown Culver City is much better on the homeless issue. But thanks for sharing your thoughts!
The RUclipsr is also giving a way too simplistic characterization of the political scene. TARE sounds a bit too huggy-snuggly about "progressivism." In general, the LA area (and Calif overall) can't be judged as suffering because it's too (quote, unquote) rightwing.
Who tf watches these videos and buy houses for 2M???
🤣 Yeah, LA is expensive!
Homeschool your kids people.
Believe me. Culver City is overrated but so is most of LA.