Wildfires are reshaping the housing market across Southern California. From rising insurance costs to shifting buyer demand, fire risk is now a major factor in real estate decisions. Learn how LA wildfires are changing real estate trends—and what it means for buyers, sellers, and investors going forward.
Thinking of Buying First Home in Los Angeles After the Fires? Here’s What You Should Know If you’re a first-time homebuyer in Los Angeles, you’re probably feeling a mix of excitement and confusion right now. And with the recent wildfires affecting many neighborhoods, it’s totally natural to wonder: Is this a good time to buy? How will the fires change…
In the wake of devastating wildfires across Southern California, displaced homeowners are reshaping the real estate landscape in West Los Angeles. Neighborhoods like Westwood, Beverlywood, and Mar Vista are seeing sharp increases in demand—and prices—as families seek safer, well-zoned communities with access to strong schools.
As of Q2 2025, the Los Angeles commercial real estate market has slowed, but it’s not frozen. Brokers report weaker deal volume and cautious investors, with office and retail assets seeing the most pressure. Still, niche sectors like medical leases and value-add multifamily remain active.
When you’re house hunting in a sprawling city like Los Angeles, picking the right real estate agent can make or break your experience. In this blog, JDJ Consulting Group CEO and seasoned LA consultant Jake Heller shares what really matters when choosing your agent.
Is $52,000 enough to live in Los Angeles? A new PhD student relocating to West Hollywood asked JDJ Consulting Group just that. With no debt and full health coverage, they wanted to know if LA was financially livable—or if they’d be stretching every dollar.
Homeowners and buyers across Los Angeles are wondering what’s next: Will home prices go up in LA over the next few years—or are we in for a market freeze? In this client Q&A, Jake Heller, CEO of JDJ Consulting Group, explains why LA’s housing market isn’t crashing, but shifting.
A Los Angeles family of five is relocating to Europe and facing a common dilemma: should they rent out their Encino home for passive income, or sell and walk away with over $1.6M? Jake Heller, CEO of JDJ Consulting Group, breaks down the financial, legal, and emotional sides of this decision.
Are Condos and Townhouses a Good Cash Investment in Los Angeles? Considering buying a condo or townhouse with cash in Los Angeles? You’re not alone. As home prices continue to climb and the stock market feels uncertain at all-time highs, many investors are eyeing real estate—especially multifamily alternatives like condos and townhomes—as a way to generate passive income while preserving…
Why is the LA Real Estate Market 2025 a Strange Standstill
Why is the LA Real Estate Market 2025 a Strange Standstill If you’re trying to make sense of LA’s housing market right now, you’re not alone. It’s not a buyer’s market.It’s not a seller’s market.It’s a “What is even happening?” market. The Los Angeles real estate scene in mid-2025 feels like it’s holding its breath. Prices are still historically high,…