NELA Living Blog by Emilie Broughton


Need Information on Los Angeles Schools?

If you have school-age children, the local schools are a large factor in deciding on
where to look for a new home. There is a wealth of information available on the Los
Angeles Unified School District’s website: achieve.lausd.net

You can search for a particular type of program, such as bilingual, magnet, or pilot
or enter an address in the “find a school” feature at the bottom of the screen, and
search by the school name or residence address to find the names and locations of
the neighborhood elementary, middle, and high schools.

The listing for each of the schools includes a short history of the school, an overview
of hours, meal offerings, before and after school care and arts programs, and the next
open house. The listing also includes demographic information, rate of parent
participation, performance data, and the percentage of students who feel safe in the
school. You can also click through to the school website.

This is also the site to download application forms. Parents of registered students
have a special sign-in to get specific school information.

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Just Listed: 1101 S. Harvard Blvd #203

Welcome to a truly remarkable opportunity to own a stunning 2 bedroom, 2 bathroom condo nestled within the vibrant heart of Los Angeles’ coveted Koreatown neighborhood. Completed in 2017, this contemporary gem effortlessly combines modern elegance with urban convenience, offering an unparalleled living experience.

Step inside this thoughtfully designed condo and be greeted by a spacious open floor plan, adorned with an abundance of natural light. The living area is both inviting and versatile, perfect for entertaining guests or enjoying quiet evenings at home. The adjoining kitchen boasts a gracious countertop spa, stainless steel appliances, and catering to the needs of even the discerning home chef. In-unit washer dryer and kitchen appliances are included.
One of the true highlights of this condo is the presence of not one, but three private outdoor areas. Imagine sipping your morning coffee on the intimate balcony just off the living room, or hosting al fresco dinners on one of the covered patios or even creating your own exercise area.

Situated in a quiet location in the complex this unit has no living spaces below and limited shared walls. The second floor is the same level as the community exercise room and recreation areas which extend the living space beyond the unit. This condo is not only a tranquil oasis in an urban, but it also belongs to a community that values convenience and sustainability. The complex offers abundant guest parking, ensuring your visitors always have a place to park. Furthermore, the complex has been outfitted for electric car charging for residents and guests.

Located in the vibrant Koreatown neighborhood, you’ll find yourself surrounded by a myriad of dining, shopping, and entertainment options just moments away. With its central location, the rest of Los Angeles becomes easily accessible, allowing you to explore the city’s cultural hotspots and landmarks with ease. Don’t miss the chance to make this extraordinary property in the heart of Koreatown your very own!

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1869 Fleming Ave has Sold!

 

Congratulations to the seller of 1869 Fleming Ave in Pomona on the sale of their home! When negotiations were needed all parties worked together to come to a mutually beneficial outcome. It has sold to some great buyers who are excited to start their next chapter.

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Making Sure you Stay Insured

In May, State Farm stopped the sale of new home-insurance policies in California.
Trevor Chapman, a spokesperson for Farmer’s Insurance, stated that the
catastrophe costs were at such high levels that the California home insurance marketplace continues to be challenging for insurers, requiring companies to take
actions to reduce risk exposure.

You need to start planning now for the growing possibility that our home or
vacation home insurance provider won’t renew coverage. If you suspect you are
going to be dropped or already have, act quickly. Check with neighbors and friends
for references and contact those companies right away.

Beware of ghost brokers who post as insurance agents accepting money for fake
insurance policies. Before giving your private information to a company or broker
you are unsure of, ask for their National Association of Insurance Commissioners, or
NAIC, number. You can search for an insurance company’s reported complaint
history in NAIC by inputting the company’s name or NAIC number in its consumer
insurance tool.

If you can’t get private insurance, you may need to turn to the state. The California Fair Plan used to be known as the insurance of last resort but may be the best (or only) option for many property owners in the state and is worth learning more about.

Below is the link to their website to you can look into the coverages available:

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No matter what, home insurance isn’t something you should live without.

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