Matthew Hoult Luxury Estates

Matthew Hoult Luxury Estates Real Estate Agent, Luxury Estates Director, International Division Aaron Kirman Group. Listing Expert, Marketing Guru and Sales Strategists. Results guaranteed

Selling homes for more in less time. A complete white-glove service experience.

03/28/2026

Los Feliz Hills | $2,399,000 🏡 👀

📲 Comment “DOUBLE” and I’ll send you the link + details

Clean mid-century lines, thoughtfully upgraded, and perched in the hills of Los Feliz that feels like “a front-row seat to LA in Los Feliz Hills” and a world away from the noise.

Here are a few reasons this one stands out:
✔️ Rare double lot
✔️ Vaulted beam ceilings
✔️ Wall of sliders to a big view deck
✔️ Sweeping sunset views
✔️ Sub-Zero + Wolf kitchen
✔️ Onyx + Caesarstone counters
✔️ Primary suite with renovated bath + walk-in closet
✔️ Flexible lower level: den + bedroom + office
✔️ Full bar + kitchenette
✔️ Outdoor hang zone: spa, fire pit, built-in loungers + dining terrace

Location perks:
📍 Minutes to Los Feliz Village
📍 Near award-winning Franklin Elementary



Listed by Joe Reichling and Courtney Pickard

03/18/2026

Sherman Oaks | $2,350,000 🏡 👀

📲 Comment “CHANDLER” and I’ll send you the link + details

Mediterranean Modern warmth, smartly renovated down to the studs, and tucked into one of Sherman Oaks’ most sought-after pockets that feels like “your own private resort in Chandler Estates” and a world away from the noise.

Here are a few reasons this one stands out:
✔️ Single-story layout
✔️ Fully remodeled (studs-out)
✔️ Soaring vaulted ceilings
✔️ Oversized windows + tons of natural light
✔️ Authentic Jerusalem stone exterior
✔️ Burton Way hardwood floors
✔️ Taj Mahal quartzite counters
✔️ Thermador appliances
✔️ Ensuite baths for every bedroom
✔️ Outdoor kitchen + built-in BBQ + wine fridge

Location perks:
📍 One of Sherman Oaks’ most sought-after pockets
📍 Chandler Estates neighborhood feel
📍 Tucked-away, quieter setting

03/06/2026

Beverly Hills | $5,495,000 🏡 👀

📲 Comment “BEVERLY” and I’ll send you the link + details

Clean mid-century contemporary compound energy, smartly renovated, and set back behind gates at the end of a private cul-de-sac in Beverly Hills that feels like “a private resort tucked behind gates in the heart of Beverly Hills” and a world away from the noise.

Here are a few reasons this one stands out:
✔️ Nearly 1.5-acre gated cul-de-sac setting
✔️ Fully reimagined mid-century contemporary design
✔️ Single-story, open flow that lives indoor-outdoor
✔️ Six bedrooms, seven bathrooms
✔️ Dual private primary suites
✔️ Chef’s kitchen with Thermador + Viking
✔️ Custom theater
✔️ State-of-the-art gym
✔️ Pool + spa + BBQ island + firepit lounge
✔️ Sports court + lush landscaping + total seclusion

Location perks:
📍 Beverly Hills
📍 Heart of Beverly Hills
📍 Private cul-de-sac setting



Listed by Lloyd Ross and Lynnsey Ross

03/04/2026

Low ball offers feel like a power move… but in real life they often just do one thing: they make the other side stop taking you seriously.

And if you’re buying in LA, that’s how you miss homes you actually wanted, over a “strategy” that never had a real second step.

A strong offer isn’t always the highest number. It’s the one that says:�I’m serious.�I’m easy to work with.�I’m not going to create chaos in escrow.

That’s where the leverage is.

If you’re planning to buy this year, I’m happy to help you figure out what “strong” looks like for your price point and your risk comfort, without you feeling like you’re gambling with your future just drop me a DM 📱 or fill out the form in my bio 📝

Selling in LA has a weird rule nobody tells you upfront:The market makes up its mind fast.
And most of the “money lost” ...
03/03/2026

Selling in LA has a weird rule nobody tells you upfront:
The market makes up its mind fast.

And most of the “money lost” isn’t one big mistake, it’s a handful of small ones that quietly snowball in the first two weeks.

What I see most often is good homes getting stuck because the first impression didn’t match the price. Not because the seller did anything “wrong” or didn’t care. Life is busy. Decisions get made in real time. And the internet is ruthless.

If you’re ever heading toward a sale, here’s the simple framework I use:

1️⃣ Treat the online thumbnail like your front door
If the exterior and entry don’t look inviting, a lot of buyers never click (even if the inside is gorgeous).

2️⃣ Buyers aren’t buying your stuff
They’re trying to picture their life in the space. A little editing (clear surfaces, cleaner sightlines, fewer visual “stops”) usually does more than people expect.

3️⃣ Fix the tiny things that create doubt
Sticky doors, burned out bulbs, chipped baseboards, random scuffs. Individually they’re nothing. Together they make buyers wonder what else has been ignored.

4️⃣ Presentation is leverage
Photos, video, timing, and how the home reads online is the first negotiation. It sets the tone for the offers that show up.

5️⃣ Price is strategy, not a guess
Overpricing doesn’t “leave room.” It usually teaches the market to wait. The goal is momentum, not ego.

If you’re thinking about selling (even if it’s “maybe later this year”), DM me “SELL”, or fill out the form in my bio, and I’ll tell you what I’d focus on first based on your home and your timeline.

You’re not behind.Most millennials didn’t buy their first home alone - and once you see the numbers, you’ll understand w...
11/19/2025

You’re not behind.
Most millennials didn’t buy their first home alone - and once you see the numbers, you’ll understand why.

When your parents bought, the median LA home cost around 3x their income.

Today, that same home is closer to 10–11x.

Saving isn’t harder because you’ve failed.
It’s harder because the math completely changed.

If you’re a first-time buyer feeling late 👇
or a parent wondering how to help without risking your financial future…
this is worth saving or sharing.

Families helping each other isn’t privilege.
It’s strategy.

And for many, it’s the only realistic way to build wealth together in a market like LA.

If you want the guide that breaks down the safest, cleanest ways families can buy together (with tax angles and real examples), comment FAMILY and I’ll send it.

Share this with someone who needs to hear they’re not behind — they’re just navigating a different world than the one their parents bought in.

Swipe → real texts from sellers just like you. Unlike that Selling Sunset drama 😉One seller discovered:“I didn’t underst...
11/18/2025

Swipe → real texts from sellers just like you. Unlike that Selling Sunset drama 😉

One seller discovered:

“I didn’t understand what a great real estate agent does until I started working with Matthew.”

Another shared in the group:

“The event was a major success… Shannon is taking the baton and making it a regular thing. The neighborhood loved it! We have at least 2-3 buyers extremely interested from tonight.”

Then five days later:

“We’re like the Heather house. 1766 views in 5 days.”

You don’t need to pay for views or stage fake events to get results like this.

You just need a plan that listens to what your neighborhood actually wants - like a block-party-style open house that feels real and welcoming, because that’s what draws people in.

Real estate doesn’t have to feel like champagne-fueled chaos.
For you, it can be about those quiet, consistent steps that make the process feel manageable and rewarding - turning your home into the talk of the town, on your terms.

If you’ve ever felt overwhelmed by selling (or buying), or worried it’s all too salesy… you’re not alone. Many start there, but end up with stories like these.

Ready to make it your story? I’m here to help map it out — coffee on me, questions welcome, zero pressure.

Text or DM “COFFEE” and I’ll send you a few dates. ☕

310 867 9822

(yes, we watch it too 😉)

The For Sale Sign Trap in LA 🪧 More signs. Same buyers. Here’s the why.Active listings stacked up because homes sit long...
11/17/2025

The For Sale Sign Trap in LA 🪧 More signs. Same buyers. Here’s the why.

Active listings stacked up because homes sit longer. New listings didn’t surge. California sales pace is still under ~300k annualized, and 2024 was the slowest U.S. year in decades. Measure ULA cooled parts of the high end. Future supply is shrinking with under ~19k apartments under construction in LA, down ~30 percent vs three years ago.

Translation: the street looks busy because homes take longer to sell, not because buyers multiplied.

In this market, method beats hope.
Price for competition. Prep like it matters. Launch with a plan.

👉🏼 Want a 2-minute weekly read that explains LA in plain English? Comment EAZE and I’ll send the link. 🔗

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