DPP’s very own Michael Locke has a passion for not only selling architecturally significant homes, but also photographing them. Michael has been shooting with his digital Nikon camera for about 15 years now; documenting homes from all over the greater Los Angeles area. He is driven by the desire to preserve a record of the… Keep reading →

deasypennerpodley is excited to announce Kira Sardy as a new agent to our Hancock Park family. When making a major life decision like buying a home, there’s a lot that goes into the selection process. It’s not just about finding something aesthetically pleasing. It’s also about the neighborhood, the schools, the surrounding areas and how… Keep reading →

deasypennerpodley is excited to announce Ed Dorini as a new agent to our La Cañada Flintridge family. Ed has been selling real estate since 1988 and has specialized in Equestrian Properties and land sales in the Shadow Hills and La Tuna Canyon neighborhoods as well as also working in the neighboring cities of Lakeview Terrace,… Keep reading →

By Philip Ferrato Built in 1959, this elegantly low white stucco home is the work of Cliff Burlew, a Valley architect about whom little is known, and according to a vague obituary, he also worked in film set design. Commissioned by one J. Reed Gattman, the house presents two very different faces– walled, austere, and… Keep reading →

By Pauline O’Connor Well well well, looks like the housing gods have seen fit to favor us with a time capsule listing, and a very fine one at that. Located at the foot of the San Gabriel Mountains in northern Altadena, the well-preserved post-and-beam was designed by USC-trained architects Fred Dinger and Harlan Pedersen in 1962…. Keep reading →