Deasy Penner Podley has announced its strategic partnership with the real estate industry disrupter Side. To fully leverage Side’s technology, business strategy, training, and marketing, as well as brokerage infrastructural support, Deasy Penner Podley will evolve its brand, embracing the new moniker DPP. “We are doubling down on being independent,” said George Penner, CEO of DPP…. Keep reading →

By Julie Lasky Los Angeles | $1.475 Million A 1908 Craftsman-style house with five bedrooms and two and a half bathrooms, on a 0.23-acre lot Frank M. Tyler, the architect of this house, designed a number of buildings in Harvard Heights, the historic neighborhood in central Los Angeles where he lived and where this property… Keep reading →

By Bill Cary This hacienda-style estate was owned in the 1930s and ’40s by Herbert Hoover Jr., the eldest son of the 31st U.S. president. “President and Mrs. Hoover came and visited many times and it was known as the Winter White House,” said listing agent Katherine Orth, of Deasy Penner Podley. “There were many parties… Keep reading →

By Jen Woo  Actor Judd Nelson, perhaps best known for his role in The Breakfast Club as bad boy John Bender, is rumored to have once occupied this L.A. residence. But what makes the home truly unique is that it was designed by renowned Southern California architect William Kesling right after he founded his own… Keep reading →

Designed in 1952 by Douglas A. Brown for Gary and Enid Freund, a film editor and travel agent, respectively, this West Hollywood home was governed by Enid’s discerning eye and taste. Here, the couple raised three children, the cheerful and lively home growing and evolving with them through the years. Enid describes them as “an… Keep reading →