Hollywood Heights

Hollywood Heights’ Secret to a Hot Market? Historic Conservation Status

By Karen Eubank / August 14, 2025 /

Hollywood Heights real estate is on fire. A historic Tudor home here was listed by Allie Beth Allman’s Joe Kacynski last Friday and sold to the first person who walked through the door. That’s not an unusual occurrence, not if you have a move-in-ready home in this neighborhood. So why is Hollywood Heights so hot?…

This Historic Hollywood Heights Tudor Comes With a Pool and a Front-Row Seat to the Party

By Karen Eubank / July 31, 2025 /

What could be better than a beautifully updated historic Hollywood Heights Storybook Tudor? Well, it’s summer, so one with a pool is at the top of my list. We all know, when you buy a house, you don’t just buy a property — you buy into a neighborhood. I can tell you firsthand that it’s…

Surprise! This Hollywood Heights Charmer Is a Mullet House

By Karen Eubank / June 28, 2025 /

In Hollywood Heights, the homes are rapidly becoming mullets, and that’s a good thing! They are all business in the front and a total party in the back. Or, to put it in more sensible terms, in a conservation district like Hollywood Heights, you can’t change the front of your home or the first third…

Not Only Can You Own a Hollywood Heights Tudor for Under 700K, HGTV Might Show Up!

By Karen Eubank / May 24, 2025 /

I can’t tell you how rare it is to find two flawlessly updated Tudors in Hollywood Heights that are under 700K. I’ve lived in this adorable neighborhood for decades, and it just keeps getting better. I think we may have the hippest buyers in town because each year when I write our home tour brochure…

Be My Neighbor in This Sweet 1953 Hollywood Heights Ranch With a Massive Backyard

By Karen Eubank / April 12, 2025 /

People don’t realize you can find a ranch-style home in Hollywood Heights. Although the neighborhood is known for having the largest collection of stone-embellished Tudors in the United States, it offers a variety of architectural styles. You’ll find Spanish and French Eclectic, Craftsman, Monterrey, Minimal Traditional, and even two rare Pueblo Revivals. And yes, ranch-style…