ANNUAL MARKET ROUNDUP COMPARING SINGLE FAMILY HOME SALES IN BEVERLYWOOD HOA, CASTLE HEIGHTS AND REYNIER VILLAGE 2024 vs. 2023
Dan May • January 3, 2025
Happy 2025! Wishing everyone new year filled with joy and healthiness! It’s time for my annual Market Roundup which analyzes the sales activity for the entire Beverlywood area then drills down on Beverlywood Homeowners, Castle Heights (west of Robertson Bl. south of the HOA) and Reynier Village (east of Robertson west of La Cienega from Cadillac to Kramerwood Pl) using the boundaries outlined on the SORO website.
Note: All data used for this analysis is supplied by Combined L.A./Westside MLS and is deemed accurate and reliable. It has not been independently verified and may not constitute all sales, just those reported in the MLS. Single family homes sales only.
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