Guènaël

09/16/2026

The best conversations about home aren’t always about real estate. Sometimes they’re about where we live, how we live, and what makes a place feel like ours. Real estate is part of that conversation—but it isn’t the whole story.

The Guènaël website is now officially live. It’s where the conversation begins, where your story can find its place, and perhaps where you find yourself a little closer to where you belong. Wherever you are in your journey, we look forward to hearing your story and staying in touch.

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See you at Guènaël’s soon.

GUÈNAËL
Luxury Property Advisor
California • NYC • The Hamptons & Beyond

09/16/2026

Some places never really let you go.

Odell Beckham Jr. says he “never wanted to leave” New York—and now hints that his NFL career could eventually bring him back to the Giants.
New York has a way of becoming more than a place. For some, it becomes home.

—GUÈNAËL

Beckham, 33, signed a new contract with the Giants in June—12 years after he was drafted by the team as a Rookie.

09/14/2026

When a home becomes a piece of history.

Dating to 1678, this restored First Period estate offers something increasingly rare in real estate: an authentic connection to the past.

Its architecture, craftsmanship, and sense of place remind us that extraordinary homes aren't defined solely by what is new. Sometimes, their greatest value is in what has endured.

For those drawn to historic homes, architectural heritage, and exceptional real estate, properties like this offer more than a place to live—they offer the opportunity to become part of a story that began centuries ago.

Because some homes don't simply have history. They hold it.

—GUÈNAËL

The William Haskell House sits on 2.4 acres and features some truly remarkable period details, including five original fireplaces.

09/11/2026

A $20 million return to the California ranch.

Scott Disick has listed a rebuilt 1960s ranch house in Hidden Hills for $20 million—an example of how architectural character, privacy, and modern reinvention can transform a piece of California history into a contemporary luxury estate.

In luxury real estate, the most compelling properties aren't always the newest. Sometimes, it's the history that makes them worth preserving.

—GUÈNAËL

The reality TV personality and house flipper is looking to sell the Hidden Hills property for nearly $15 million more than he paid.

09/09/2026

When home becomes a place to create.

In Brooklyn, one studio apartment has to serve two very different purposes: a home and an art studio. The result is a thoughtful exercise in space, creativity, and the way we choose to live.

Because the most interesting homes aren't simply designed to look beautiful. They are designed around the lives unfolding inside them.

A home can be a canvas, too.

—GUÈNAËL

A storage-packed Murphy bed and smart organization let painter Josh Ayala turn one bright Brooklyn studio into a place to live, create, and entertain.

09/07/2026

THE GUÈNAËL JOURNAL

Somewhere between what we desire
and what we discover,
there is home.

Guènaël
luxury property advisor

09/07/2026

We work for the things we hope will matter: a family, a home, a sense of stability, perhaps simply the freedom to choose what comes next.

The mother who kept going. The father who sacrificed. The nurse who stayed through the night. The teacher who returned each morning. The builder who turned a drawing into shelter.

And perhaps the greatest luxury is not what we own, but having a place where all that work can finally become a life.

To search for a home is to imagine the life we have yet to live ™

And sometimes, the most meaningful part of that search is remembering what brought us there.

GUÈNAËL
Luxury Property Advisor
California • NYC • The Hamptons & Beyond

09/07/2026

Searching for the right home can be emotionally exhausting, especially for families who have spent months or even years looking. Guènaël explores the realities of a long home search, from repeated disappointment and changing priorities to understanding what truly makes a house feel like home.

For buyers, the process is about more than price, bedrooms, square footage, and location—it is about finding a place that supports the life they want to build.

GUÈNAËL 
Luxury Property Advisor 
California • NYC • The Hamptons & Beyond

09/07/2026

Sarah Michelle Gellar and Freddie Prinze Jr. Cut More Than $500,000 From L.A. Mansion

Even Hollywood’s most recognizable names aren’t immune to the realities of the luxury real estate market. Sarah Michelle Gellar and Freddie Prinze Jr. have reportedly reduced the asking price of their Los Angeles mansion by more than $500,000.

The move is a reminder that even exceptional luxury homes require thoughtful pricing, strategic positioning, and careful attention to market conditions.

In Los Angeles luxury real estate, timing matters—and so does knowing when the market is telling you to adjust.

— GUÈNAËL

The Hollywood couple listed the property in May for $10.5 million—13 years after they purchased the home to serve as their family home.