Where she works
Eight pockets of the Westside.
A note
Donya doesn't cover "Los Angeles." She covers these streets, and she has watched every one of them turn over for four decades.
01
Beverly Hills
The Flats, Trousdale, and the streets above Sunset. Spanish revival, traditional, and a steady supply of new construction. Donya has worked these blocks since 1988.
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02
West Hollywood
Norma Triangle through the Sunset Strip. Small lots with outsized land value, a deep condo market, and buyers who move quickly.
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03
Westwood
Little Holmby, Comstock Hills, and the Wilshire condo corridor. University-adjacent, with a wide range from towers to large traditional homes.
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04
Brentwood
North of Sunset, Brentwood Glen, and the flats. Family buyers, long holds, and some of the best post-and-beam stock on the Westside.
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05
Santa Monica
North of Montana, Sunset Park, and Ocean Park. Rent control and coastal regulation shape what is possible here more than anywhere else.
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06
Miracle Mile
Spanish revival and art deco within walking distance of the museums. Still the most attainable entry point into this part of the city.
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07
Century City
Full-service towers and doorman buildings. The HOA documents matter as much as the unit — and most buyers never read them.
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08
Marina del Rey
Silver Strand, the Peninsula, and the waterfront. Land-lease parcels require real care before writing an offer.
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Seven of these still need their own page. Each should carry real market figures, a paragraph on the housing stock, and homes Donya has sold there.
The architecture of the Westside
Placeholder artwork — replace with photographs.