Hotel Bel Air gets face lift, Santa Monica real estate mixed, clunkers create cash
August 5th, 2009 Categories: Real Estate News
Nearly all of its 300 workers at the Hotel Bel Air will lose their jobs next month because of a multimillion-dollar project to modernize all guest rooms, suites, the restaurant and bar and add 12 hillside villas. The last day the hotel will be open is September 30, 2009. (Photo courtesy L.A. Times)
Hotel Bel-Air will be closed nearly 2 years for renovation (LATimes)
Other news . . .
Pending sales up: fifth month in a row (Inman News)
Mixed Signals for Santa Monica Real Estate (SurfSantaMonica.com)
Twenty-eight Los Angeles post offices might face closure (LATimes)
Clunkers provide a bonanza for Southland junkyards (LA Times)
A Renovation in Paris (NY Times)
Valerie Fitzgerald specializes in luxury residential real estate in Beverly Hills, Bel Air, Brentwood, Santa Monica and Malibu. Valerie has more than 20 years of real estate experience and is known for her solid reputation in the West Los Angeles brokerage community. She’s also the author of Heart and Sold: How to Survive and Build a Recession-Proof Business. Find it at Amazon.com
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