Whether you are looking in one of Los Angeles'' best kept secrets, the Atwater Village Area, or the surrounding areas including Silverlake, Echo Park, Hollywood, Los Feliz, Mount Washington and more, selecting the right real estate agent is crucial. With more than 8 years of experience, and more than 4 years of living and Specializing in the Atwater/Silverlake, I enjoy helping my clients with one of the most important steps of their lives in a very supportive manner. Whether you''re planning on buying, selling, or you just have a question, feel free to call me at  (323) 671-2364.

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The following is an excerpt of an article from the Los Angeles Times Real Estate section that I assisted in writing....

Future looks brighter in Atwater

Atwater Village is a quiet, family oriented neighborhood of Spanish-style houses and bungalows built in the 1920''s-1940''s, many of which retain their original details.

By Ajay Sing

Drawing card

Attractive houses with character, big yards and tree lined sidewealks give Atwater a real neighborhood feel. Next to SilverLake, Los Feliz and Glendale, the area is nearly two miles in length and a half mile wide on the edge of the largest urban wildernessess in the nation.

The Los Angeles River forms a natural border to the west, sending a cool breeze into the neighborhood of 16,000 residents most summer evenings.

Because of the centuries of flooding, land in the Atwater is remarkable fertile, making fruit trees and gardens striking features of many properties.

Insider''s view

Despite high demand for homes in the area, bargains are still available, said Kevin Williams of Sotheby''s International Realty. The catch: "invest now, because the prices are going up 30% to 35%  and there is very little inventory. Some houses still need work, but there is a lot of change in the air. Don't be turned off because a house needs some work."