Lorraine Getz

Lorraine Getz Nationally ranked by Real Trends in 2025 among the top 1.5% of licensed Realtors® in the U.S. Washington, Hollywood, and the surrounding areas.

Lorraine has personally closed over $125 million in real estate sales. Lorraine specializes in Silverlake, Los Feliz, Echo Park, Hollywood, & surrounding areas A real estate professional since 2004, Lorraine is a proud Southern California native and Silver Lake resident, with a deep love for Los Angeles and its history. Her goal is to find her clients homes where they can live their best lives, an

d she brings her enthusiasm and compassion to her role as a real estate agent. Whether she's working with a first-time buyer, a luxury home seller, or anyone in between, Lorraine knows that a home investment plays a significant role in people's financial and emotional lives. Her diligence in anticipating her client's needs, explaining every step of the transaction, and responding quickly to calls and emails, has gained her a reputation for making each buyer and seller feel as if they were her only concern. Lorraine is extremely knowledgeable about the Los Angeles real estate market and specializes in the neighborhoods of Silver Lake, Los Feliz, Highland Park, Echo Park, Glassell Park, Cypress Park, Eagle Rock, Mt. She has experience with residential real estate, renovations, investment properties, condo ownership, vacation rentals & commercial leases. When you work with Lorraine, you quickly learn her enthusiasm is infectious. She cares about the community and is an active volunteer, from being on the board of her son’s school to serving on the Silver Lake Neighborhood Council. And she will generously offer her expertise and negotiation skills to not only help you find the home of your dreams but also tell you what great restaurants and resources are nearby. To read some of the nice things Lorraine’s clients have to say about her, visit the testimonials page, and Lorraine’s Zillow and Yelp pages. In her downtime, Lorraine hangs with her family & friends, goes to rock shows, and enjoys traveling. Don’t be shy about asking her for drink recommendations too, as her husband is a wine expert. She’s currently enjoying a glass of Rioja from Lopez de Heredia.

08/12/2026

Mid-Century Modern homes have a following because they still feel ahead of their time.

Designed around light, views, privacy, and indoor outdoor living, these homes proved that great design never goes out of style.

Los Angeles became a hub for modern architecture thanks to visionaries like Richard Neutra, Rudolf Schindler, and John Lautner. Their work helped shape neighborhoods like Silver Lake, Los Feliz, Pasadena, and the Hollywood Hills.

And when a home is tied to a notable architect, the conversation changes.

Buyers are not just purchasing square footage. They are investing in design, history, and a piece of architectural significance.

The best Mid-Century homes are more than real estate. They are collectibles.

Are you team Mid-Century, Craftsman, or Spanish?

08/05/2026

The best architecture in Los Angeles is not an accident.

Neighborhoods like Silver Lake, Los Feliz, Pasadena, and Highland Park were built during some of the most influential decades in Southern California design. Instead of being developed all at once, they evolved over time, creating a mix of Craftsman, Spanish Colonial, Mid-Century Modern, and other iconic styles.

That is why these neighborhoods feel different. The homes have history, character, and details that are incredibly difficult to recreate today.

For buyers who value originality, these are some of the most sought-after communities in Los Angeles.

Which architectural style is your favorite?

07/29/2026

Craftsman homes are not just beautiful. They are irreplaceable.

Built in the early 1900s, these homes showcase a level of craftsmanship that is rare today. Original woodwork, built-ins, exposed beams, and thoughtful details were created by hand, not mass produced.

That is why buyers are willing to pay a premium.

They are not simply buying a house. They are buying history, character, and architecture that Los Angeles does not build the same way anymore.

From Pasadena to Highland Park, Eagle Rock to Los Feliz, these homes continue to be some of the most sought-after properties in the city.

Are you a Craftsman lover or do you prefer a different architectural style?

07/22/2026

Some of the most valuable features in a home are the ones you cannot recreate.

Batchelder fireplaces are a perfect example. Handcrafted in the early 1900s, these iconic fireplaces are pieces of California history that have become incredibly rare.

For buyers who appreciate architecture and original details, a Batchelder fireplace is more than a design feature. It is a work of art that adds character, history, and lasting value to a home.

These are the details that make Los Angeles homes truly one of a kind.

Have you ever seen a Batchelder fireplace in person?

07/15/2026

Real estate descriptions are full of hidden meanings.

Words like “cozy,” “charming,” and “bonus space” can tell you more than you think. Sometimes they are accurate. Sometimes they are marketing. Either way, they deserve a closer look.

For buyers, reading between the lines can help you ask better questions before you schedule a showing.

For sellers, every word matters. The right description attracts the right buyers and sets the tone before they ever walk through the door.

A few carefully chosen words can make all the difference.

07/08/2026

One of the biggest misconceptions in real estate is that list price will be the sales price.

It is not.

A home can be priced below market value to generate competition and multiple offers. It can also be priced above market value because a seller is testing the market. Neither tells you what the home is actually worth.

The only number that truly matters is the one a buyer and seller agree on.

That is why experienced buyers look beyond the list price, and smart sellers focus on strategy rather than chasing a number.

List price is marketing. Market value is what a buyer will actually pay for a home.

Have you ever seen a home sell for much more or much less than its asking price?

07/01/2026

Spanish Colonial homes are woven into the identity of Los Angeles.

Built for California living, these homes embraced indoor outdoor flow long before it became a trend. Stucco walls, red tile roofs, arched doorways, and private courtyards created a style that felt both elegant and effortless.

The best examples still have their original details intact, and buyers are willing to pay a premium for that authenticity.

Because while you can build a new home, it is incredibly difficult to recreate the soul and craftsmanship of a 1920s Spanish.

The best ones are more than homes. They are pieces of Los Angeles history.

Do you prefer a Spanish Colonial or a Craftsman home?

06/24/2026

Before you pay for a title monitoring service, check what your county already offers for FREE!

Many of these paid services simply alert you when documents are recorded against your property. In Los Angeles County, you can get similar alerts for free through the county’s homeowner notification program.

One important note: title monitoring and title insurance are NOT the same thing. Monitoring alerts you after activity occurs. Title insurance can help protect you financially if fraud becomes an issue.

A little knowledge could save you another monthly subscription. Thank me later 😉

03/18/2026

On the east side, charm matters. So does staying competitive.

The best upgrades respect the character of the home while quietly improving value.

Thoughtful curb appeal sets expectations before anyone walks inside.

Consistent, neutral flooring creates flow and makes spaces feel intentional.

Small kitchen or bath updates can refresh a home without erasing what makes it special.

The goal is not to modernize everything.
It is to elevate what already works.

If you are thinking about updates and want to know what will actually move the needle, I am always happy to help.

03/11/2026

In Silver Lake, value changes block by block.

Two streets can sit minutes apart and live very differently. Traffic flow. Street width. Noise levels. Views. These details shape how a home feels and how buyers price it.

Major commuter routes tend to trade at a discount. Quieter hillside pockets consistently command a premium. Buyers notice immediately, even if they cannot articulate why.

Understanding these micro differences gives you an advantage before you ever write an offer or set a price.

One block can impact lifestyle, competition, and long term value.

If you are buying or selling in Silver Lake, local insight matters.

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