Nina Grayson, Realtor - Luxury Residential Probates Trusts

09/25/2026

08/20/2026

Whose So CA market is it; Buyers or Sellers?
-7.48% Q2 drop in Median Price from 2025. Volume is up 1.08% and Sold is up 4.05%. The primary driver is lower prices.

07/12/2026

I Have a Buyer, Send Me Your Listing!

My pre-approved Buyer is searching for a home within up to 10 miles South of Inglewood. Los Agneles, Torrance, Gardena, Compton, etc. 3 bed/2 bath with garage and medium sized backyard up to $650k. If you are looking to Sell, message me! 424-238-6508.

06/28/2026

July 1 New California law: requires food manufacturers to only use one of two date labels for food product quality or safety in the state of California:

“BEST if Used by” or “BEST if Used or Frozen by”: used to indicate the peak freshness, or quality.

“USE by” or “USE by or Freeze by”: used to indicate when a food item is no longer safe to eat.

Consumers will have only two labels to understand the quality and safety of a food item, starting July 1.

06/26/2026

Yes on SB 417 The Veterans and Affordable Housing Bond Act.

Now headed to Gov. Gavin Newsom before it goes on the November ballot, "Among other provisions of the bill, roughly $5.5 billion is allocated for multi-family housing, more than $1 billion for formerly homeless individuals and more than $1 billion for homeownership programs. The bill also stipulates that some of the bond money will pay for housing for farmworkers, students and tribal members. Approximately $10 billion in general obligation bonds are included in the housing bond to help pay for affordable rental housing and home ownership programs, and $1.25 billion would be used to help pay for veterans housing programs."

Opponents argue why add $10 billion in more debt to CA's deficit, while supporters say this will help the more than 180,000 homeless and underhoused in CA; "the bond would allocate billions of dollars of construction and acquisition, as well as rehabilitating existing housing. Any new construction of multi-family housing projects would have to keep at least 10% of new units available for affordable housing to qualify for any of the bond money, and roughly $150 million would be allocated to housing former foster youth and homeless young adults."

Average rents for a 1 bed apartment in LA start at $1800 and in the Bay Area $2000. To buy the statewide median-priced single-family home in California ($843,390), you need a minimum annual qualifying income of $204,800, assuming today's current interest rate of ~6.4% and 10% down.

(The Center Square) – Just two days after California senators announced an $11.25 billion housing bond bill, the Assembly and Senate passed the bond that's designed to help veterans keep a roof over their heads and keep housing affordable for everyone. The bill now heads to Gov. Gavin Newsom’s d...

06/10/2026

When you hire a Brokerage, the Agent does extensive tasks to represent you. Consider these when negotiating compensation.

05/27/2026

A Listing Agreement is between the Seller & Brokerage and includes the agreed compensation the Seller is obligated to pay.

05/14/2026

A Broker-Buyer Rep. Agreement is required to show a property. It includes the agreed compensation the Buyer is obligated to pay.

05/06/2026

Happy Birthday & Happy Mother’s Day Ma, RIH