As the town's most sought-after brokers continue to cater to stars and log record-breaking sales in markets from "blue chip" Beverly Hills to Hancock Park.
Los Angeles' white-hot luxury home market shows no signs of cooling. The average luxury home sales price in the city grew 10.5 percent — to $7.4 million — during the second quarter of 2015, while the average number of days on the market fell 11 percent (to 88 days), according to real estate brokerage Douglas Elliman. Witness record-setting sales in some of the hottest markets — with many buyers paying al cash. "It's a healthy market, and there's no better place to invest," says John Aaroe Group's Aaron Kirman, one of THR's top 25 agents — presented here in alphabetical order — selected for their client rosters and killer deals.
