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Mark King
Real Estate
Whether you’re selling your Los Angeles home for maximum value or discovering your next luxury property, the experience should be effortless.Mark King Real Estate delivers a seamless, profitable, and stress free journey from start to finish.Here’s my approach.
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At Mark King Real Estate, our track record speaks for itself: over 1,600 homes sold through deep market knowledge and unmatched marketing strategies.We help buyers gain access to the best properties, both on and off market— while guiding sellers to secure the highest possible price with complete simplicity.When you work with Mark King Real Estate, your home gets in front of the right buyers at precisely the right moment.
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ABOUT ME
Success in Los Angeles real estate takes smart strategy, strong local roots, and relentless dedication.I’m Mark King, and I handle the entire process so you can get top results without the stress.Explore my background to learn more about my approach.
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Welcome to the Mark King Real Estate Journal!We are your insider guide to buying, selling, and investing in Los Angeles. L.A. real estate moves fast, and getting the right results comes down to having clear, honest numbers and zero fluff.From neighborhood pricing shifts to local selling strategies, we pull back the curtain on what's actually happening on the ground across L.A. County.We built this space to make complex decisions simple. Take a look at our latest market breakdowns, neighborhood guides, and practical tips—and drop us a line at Mark King Real Estate when you're ready to talk about your next move.
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We love helping Los Angeles area homeowners enrich their lives through the place they call home!Proud to call California our home, Mark King Real Estate looks forward to adding your story to our growing list of happy clients.
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Mark King Real Estate is a licensed Broker in the state of California.
Our love for the communities we live and work in are why we do what we do.
Stop by the office and experience the Mark King Real Estate's way of Los Angeles area real estate.© 2026 Homes By Mark King Real Estate
GLAR (c)2026. Information Deemed Reliable But Not Guaranteed.This information is being provided by The MLS, or Claw.
All data, including all measurements and calculations of area, is obtained from various sources and has not been, and will not be, verified by broker or MLS.
All information should be independently reviewed and verified for accuracy.
Properties may or may not be listed by the office/agent presenting the information.
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Mark King
Real Estate
Meet the Team
ABOUT ME
Having sold tens of millions of dollars in real estate, Mark King is a premier Los Angeles specialist known for revolutionary investment strategies and high-impact results.He consistently helps sellers liquidate assets for top dollar, guides investors to 10%+ cap rates in competitive markets, and empowers first-time buyers to achieve the American dream.Whether you’re buying or selling, securing maximum value from your transaction should be standard, and the process should actually be enjoyable.For buyers, I seamlessly guide you through financing, inspections, appraisals, and negotiations to secure the right home at the best possible price.For sellers, I position and market your property to command maximum profit in the shortest possible timeframe.You deserve an agent who is sharp, well-networked, honest, and ready to put in the real work.When it comes to sweat equity, I’m all in.Reach out today, and let’s turn your real estate goals into your next success story!
Legal Disclaimers & Copyright
Mark King Real Estate is a licensed Broker in the state of California.
Our love for the communities we live and work in are why we do what we do.
Stop by the office and experience the Mark King Real Estate's way of Los Angeles area real estate.© 2026 Homes By Mark King Real Estate
GLAR (c)2026. Information Deemed Reliable But Not Guaranteed.This information is being provided by The MLS, or Claw.
All data, including all measurements and calculations of area, is obtained from various sources and has not been, and will not be, verified by broker or MLS.
All information should be independently reviewed and verified for accuracy.
Properties may or may not be listed by the office/agent presenting the information.
Data last updated at (2026).
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Real Estate
Me Vs. The Competition
What we DO
Our goal is to always maximize our sellers' profits.Using our team's extensive background in marketing
and design, we do just that, time and time again, by focusing on both high-level campaigns and effective home preparation.By leveraging your home's architectural style, special characteristics, and location, we create a unique brand to market your property to the right buyers.We pride ourselves on generating sophisticated marketing materials that ensure your property stands out from the competition across every multimedia outlet available.Our reach extends beyond local house hunters to include international buyers.Beyond polished marketing, our services encompass every aspect of home design and sale preparation.Whether you need staging, painting, a bathroom remodel, or simply decluttering, we have an outstanding team of specialists and contractors to get your home looking its best before it hits the market.Our hands-on approach and personal attention to detail remain key factors in our success.Our proven ability to take innovative,outside-the-box approaches which is coupled with our market knowledge and negotiation experience— is what truly sets us apart.
| Listing Plan of Action |
|---|
| Pre-Market the home via “Coming Soon” to build up interest amongst agents and investors |
| Take professional photos, and videos |
| Prepare Print Materials and Mailers |
| Run Facebook ADS for your home! |
| Send mailers to neighbors, CPAs, business managers, professionals, my sphere of influence, past clients, and relocation officers of large companies in the area |
| Vet buyers and their agent |
| Receive and negotiate offers |
| BUYING PLAN OF ACTION |
|---|
| Discover your home buying goals |
| Analyze your available options |
| Assist you in finding options that are acceptable to you |
| Assist you in narrowing down your options to your favorite |
| Analyze the deal from a valuation standpoint |
| Assist you in writing an offer |
| Negotiate the contract in escrow |
Legal Disclaimers & Copyright
Mark King Real Estate is a licensed Broker in the state of California.
Our love for the communities we live and work in are why we do what we do.
Stop by the office and experience the Mark King Real Estate's way of Los Angeles area real estate.© 2026 Homes By Mark King Real Estate
GLAR (c)2026. Information Deemed Reliable But Not Guaranteed.This information is being provided by The MLS, or Claw.
All data, including all measurements and calculations of area, is obtained from various sources and has not been, and will not be, verified by broker or MLS.
All information should be independently reviewed and verified for accuracy.
Properties may or may not be listed by the office/agent presenting the information.
Data last updated at (2026).
Mark King
Real Estate
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Mark King Real Estate News
Welcome to the Mark King Real Estate Journal!We are your insider guide to buying, selling, and investing in Los Angeles. L.A. real estate moves fast, and getting the right results comes down to having clear, honest numbers and zero fluff.From neighborhood pricing shifts to local selling strategies, we pull back the curtain on what's actually happening on the ground across L.A. County.We built this space to make complex decisions simple. Take a look at our latest market breakdowns, neighborhood guides, and practical tips—and drop us a line at Mark King Real Estate when you're ready to talk about your next move.
9/7/2026
Real Estate News /
Cool Real Estate Stories
Southern California Home Prices Hit a Record High
There’s a lot going on in real estate in Los Angeles and Southern California in general. Although interest rates are almost at 7%, around 6.7%, home prices have hit a record high. The average home price in Southern California is at $840,000, and that’s the record. A lot of people say that the market is not good, and a lot of sellers think that because of the news, but if your goal is to sell, don’t you want the highest price? Because right now is that time.
Legal Disclaimers & Copyright
Mark King Real Estate is a licensed Broker in the state of California.
Our love for the communities we live and work in are why we do what we do.
Stop by the office and experience the Mark King Real Estate's way of Los Angeles area real estate.© 2026 Homes By Mark King Real Estate
GLAR (c)2026. Information Deemed Reliable But Not Guaranteed.This information is being provided by The MLS, or Claw.
All data, including all measurements and calculations of area, is obtained from various sources and has not been, and will not be, verified by broker or MLS.
All information should be independently reviewed and verified for accuracy.
Properties may or may not be listed by the office/agent presenting the information.
Data last updated at (2026).
Mark King
Real Estate News
9/7/2026
Real Estate News / Cool Real Estate Stories
Southern California Home Prices Hit a Record High
There’s a lot going on in real estate in Los Angeles and Southern California in general. Although interest rates are almost at 7%, around 6.7%, home prices have hit a record high. The average home price in Southern California is at $840,000, and that’s the record. A lot of people say that the market is not good, and a lot of sellers think that because of the news, but if your goal is to sell, don’t you want the highest price? Because right now is that time.What’s crazy is that even a year ago in July, about 54% of the listings took a price cut, whereas only about 40% did this year. Now, the median price is about 2.4% lower, but to me that doesn’t mean anything because I always take the average. There are even articles asking why home prices refuse to fall as sales hit a two-year low. So that’s the issue: the market is bad, but not for sellers. The market is great for sellers, but it’s bad for the number of sales.
$26,000 HOA Assessment
There’s even a condo complex where the owners got hit with a $26,000 HOA fee for an emergency assessment. Now that is excessive, very excessive. It’s a 198-unit complex called the Villa Moura complex, and they’re all getting hit with a $26,000 assessment. It’s kind of like, if you are living there, that’s one thing, but if you have an investment at that property and you’re not selling, you’re crazy. You just lost a huge amount of profit with that $26,000 payment.
Luxury Home Sales
There’s even a condo complex where the owners got hit with a $26,000 HOA fee for an emergency assessment. Now that is excessive, very excessive. It’s a 198-unit complex called the Villa Moura complex, and they’re all getting hit with a $26,000 assessment. It’s kind of like, if you are living there, that’s one thing, but if you have an investment at that property and you’re not selling, you’re crazy. You just lost a huge amount of profit with that $26,000 payment.
Big Los Angeles Sales
There’s even a condo complex where the owners got hit with a $26,000 HOA fee for an emergency assessment. Now that is excessive, very excessive. It’s a 198-unit complex called the Villa Moura complex, and they’re all getting hit with a $26,000 assessment. It’s kind of like, if you are living there, that’s one thing, but if you have an investment at that property and you’re not selling, you’re crazy. You just lost a huge amount of profit with that $26,000 payment.
Who Is Actually Hurt by the Market?
There’s even a condo complex where the owners got hit with a $26,000 HOA fee for an emergency assessment. Now that is excessive, very excessive. It’s a 198-unit complex called the Villa Moura complex, and they’re all getting hit with a $26,000 assessment. It’s kind of like, if you are living there, that’s one thing, but if you have an investment at that property and you’re not selling, you’re crazy. You just lost a huge amount of profit with that $26,000 payment.
The $35 Million Mansion and the World’s Biggest Yacht
There’s even a condo complex where the owners got hit with a $26,000 HOA fee for an emergency assessment. Now that is excessive, very excessive. It’s a 198-unit complex called the Villa Moura complex, and they’re all getting hit with a $26,000 assessment. It’s kind of like, if you are living there, that’s one thing, but if you have an investment at that property and you’re not selling, you’re crazy. You just lost a huge amount of profit with that $26,000 payment.
The Abandoned Mulholland Mansion
There’s even a condo complex where the owners got hit with a $26,000 HOA fee for an emergency assessment. Now that is excessive, very excessive. It’s a 198-unit complex called the Villa Moura complex, and they’re all getting hit with a $26,000 assessment. It’s kind of like, if you are living there, that’s one thing, but if you have an investment at that property and you’re not selling, you’re crazy. You just lost a huge amount of profit with that $26,000 payment.
Proposition 37
There’s even a condo complex where the owners got hit with a $26,000 HOA fee for an emergency assessment. Now that is excessive, very excessive. It’s a 198-unit complex called the Villa Moura complex, and they’re all getting hit with a $26,000 assessment. It’s kind of like, if you are living there, that’s one thing, but if you have an investment at that property and you’re not selling, you’re crazy. You just lost a huge amount of profit with that $26,000 payment.
Cities Fighting New Housing
There’s even a condo complex where the owners got hit with a $26,000 HOA fee for an emergency assessment. Now that is excessive, very excessive. It’s a 198-unit complex called the Villa Moura complex, and they’re all getting hit with a $26,000 assessment. It’s kind of like, if you are living there, that’s one thing, but if you have an investment at that property and you’re not selling, you’re crazy. You just lost a huge amount of profit with that $26,000 payment.
The $74.7 Million Construction Loan
There’s even a condo complex where the owners got hit with a $26,000 HOA fee for an emergency assessment. Now that is excessive, very excessive. It’s a 198-unit complex called the Villa Moura complex, and they’re all getting hit with a $26,000 assessment. It’s kind of like, if you are living there, that’s one thing, but if you have an investment at that property and you’re not selling, you’re crazy. You just lost a huge amount of profit with that $26,000 payment.
Woodland Hills Residents Fighting 398 Homes
There’s even a condo complex where the owners got hit with a $26,000 HOA fee for an emergency assessment. Now that is excessive, very excessive. It’s a 198-unit complex called the Villa Moura complex, and they’re all getting hit with a $26,000 assessment. It’s kind of like, if you are living there, that’s one thing, but if you have an investment at that property and you’re not selling, you’re crazy. You just lost a huge amount of profit with that $26,000 payment.
Yosemite Development
There’s even a condo complex where the owners got hit with a $26,000 HOA fee for an emergency assessment. Now that is excessive, very excessive. It’s a 198-unit complex called the Villa Moura complex, and they’re all getting hit with a $26,000 assessment. It’s kind of like, if you are living there, that’s one thing, but if you have an investment at that property and you’re not selling, you’re crazy. You just lost a huge amount of profit with that $26,000 payment.
$1.6 Billion in Los Angeles Office Loans
There’s even a condo complex where the owners got hit with a $26,000 HOA fee for an emergency assessment. Now that is excessive, very excessive. It’s a 198-unit complex called the Villa Moura complex, and they’re all getting hit with a $26,000 assessment. It’s kind of like, if you are living there, that’s one thing, but if you have an investment at that property and you’re not selling, you’re crazy. You just lost a huge amount of profit with that $26,000 payment.
Real Estate Scam Story
Matthew Campbell and the $9.1 Million Ponzi Scheme
There are also bad topics because people are always trying to make money in real estate. There’s a California man in Central California named Matthew Campbell who tricked 40 investors in a Ponzi scheme. He got over $9.1 million, and they explained that about $2.2 million was paid back to investors to try to keep them in the game. But the question is, what happened to the other money? Where’s the rest of it?It’s crazy how people can make money. People want to make money and invest in real estate so badly that they’ll give a man like Matthew Campbell millions of dollars. You always have to know who you’re dealing with, what the investment actually is, and where the money is going. Real estate can make people wealthy, but the desire to make money can also cause people to ignore things they normally wouldn’t ignore. There is always another side to the opportunity.
Fun Things to Do
Tanaka Farms Pumpkin Patch
There are also bad topics because people are always trying to make money in real estate. There’s a California man in Central California named Matthew Campbell who tricked 40 investors in a Ponzi scheme. He got over $9.1 million, and they explained that about $2.2 million was paid back to investors to try to keep them in the game. But the question is, what happened to the other money? Where’s the rest of it?It’s crazy how people can make money. People want to make money and invest in real estate so badly that they’ll give a man like Matthew Campbell millions of dollars. You always have to know who you’re dealing with, what the investment actually is, and where the money is going. Real estate can make people wealthy, but the desire to make money can also cause people to ignore things they normally wouldn’t ignore. There is always another side to the opportunity.
Jazz at LACMA
There are also bad topics because people are always trying to make money in real estate. There’s a California man in Central California named Matthew Campbell who tricked 40 investors in a Ponzi scheme. He got over $9.1 million, and they explained that about $2.2 million was paid back to investors to try to keep them in the game. But the question is, what happened to the other money? Where’s the rest of it?It’s crazy how people can make money. People want to make money and invest in real estate so badly that they’ll give a man like Matthew Campbell millions of dollars. You always have to know who you’re dealing with, what the investment actually is, and where the money is going. Real estate can make people wealthy, but the desire to make money can also cause people to ignore things they normally wouldn’t ignore. There is always another side to the opportunity.
Movies Under the Stars
There are also bad topics because people are always trying to make money in real estate. There’s a California man in Central California named Matthew Campbell who tricked 40 investors in a Ponzi scheme. He got over $9.1 million, and they explained that about $2.2 million was paid back to investors to try to keep them in the game. But the question is, what happened to the other money? Where’s the rest of it?It’s crazy how people can make money. People want to make money and invest in real estate so badly that they’ll give a man like Matthew Campbell millions of dollars. You always have to know who you’re dealing with, what the investment actually is, and where the money is going. Real estate can make people wealthy, but the desire to make money can also cause people to ignore things they normally wouldn’t ignore. There is always another side to the opportunity.
Hollyhock House
There are also bad topics because people are always trying to make money in real estate. There’s a California man in Central California named Matthew Campbell who tricked 40 investors in a Ponzi scheme. He got over $9.1 million, and they explained that about $2.2 million was paid back to investors to try to keep them in the game. But the question is, what happened to the other money? Where’s the rest of it?It’s crazy how people can make money. People want to make money and invest in real estate so badly that they’ll give a man like Matthew Campbell millions of dollars. You always have to know who you’re dealing with, what the investment actually is, and where the money is going. Real estate can make people wealthy, but the desire to make money can also cause people to ignore things they normally wouldn’t ignore. There is always another side to the opportunity.
South Bay and The Grove
There are also bad topics because people are always trying to make money in real estate. There’s a California man in Central California named Matthew Campbell who tricked 40 investors in a Ponzi scheme. He got over $9.1 million, and they explained that about $2.2 million was paid back to investors to try to keep them in the game. But the question is, what happened to the other money? Where’s the rest of it?It’s crazy how people can make money. People want to make money and invest in real estate so badly that they’ll give a man like Matthew Campbell millions of dollars. You always have to know who you’re dealing with, what the investment actually is, and where the money is going. Real estate can make people wealthy, but the desire to make money can also cause people to ignore things they normally wouldn’t ignore. There is always another side to the opportunity.
Fun Things to Do
Southern California Home Prices
There are also bad topics because people are always trying to make money in real estate. There’s a California man in Central California named Matthew Campbell who tricked 40 investors in a Ponzi scheme. He got over $9.1 million, and they explained that about $2.2 million was paid back to investors to try to keep them in the game. But the question is, what happened to the other money? Where’s the rest of it?It’s crazy how people can make money. People want to make money and invest in real estate so badly that they’ll give a man like Matthew Campbell millions of dollars. You always have to know who you’re dealing with, what the investment actually is, and where the money is going. Real estate can make people wealthy, but the desire to make money can also cause people to ignore things they normally wouldn’t ignore. There is always another side to the opportunity.
Home Sales
There are also bad topics because people are always trying to make money in real estate. There’s a California man in Central California named Matthew Campbell who tricked 40 investors in a Ponzi scheme. He got over $9.1 million, and they explained that about $2.2 million was paid back to investors to try to keep them in the game. But the question is, what happened to the other money? Where’s the rest of it?It’s crazy how people can make money. People want to make money and invest in real estate so badly that they’ll give a man like Matthew Campbell millions of dollars. You always have to know who you’re dealing with, what the investment actually is, and where the money is going. Real estate can make people wealthy, but the desire to make money can also cause people to ignore things they normally wouldn’t ignore. There is always another side to the opportunity.
Housing Supply
There are also bad topics because people are always trying to make money in real estate. There’s a California man in Central California named Matthew Campbell who tricked 40 investors in a Ponzi scheme. He got over $9.1 million, and they explained that about $2.2 million was paid back to investors to try to keep them in the game. But the question is, what happened to the other money? Where’s the rest of it?It’s crazy how people can make money. People want to make money and invest in real estate so badly that they’ll give a man like Matthew Campbell millions of dollars. You always have to know who you’re dealing with, what the investment actually is, and where the money is going. Real estate can make people wealthy, but the desire to make money can also cause people to ignore things they normally wouldn’t ignore. There is always another side to the opportunity.
Mortgage Rates
Southern California Home Prices
There are also bad topics because people are always trying to make money in real estate. There’s a California man in Central California named Matthew Campbell who tricked 40 investors in a Ponzi scheme. He got over $9.1 million, and they explained that about $2.2 million was paid back to investors to try to keep them in the game. But the question is, what happened to the other money? Where’s the rest of it?It’s crazy how people can make money. People want to make money and invest in real estate so badly that they’ll give a man like Matthew Campbell millions of dollars. You always have to know who you’re dealing with, what the investment actually is, and where the money is going. Real estate can make people wealthy, but the desire to make money can also cause people to ignore things they normally wouldn’t ignore. There is always another side to the opportunity.
Southern California Home Prices
There are also bad topics because people are always trying to make money in real estate. There’s a California man in Central California named Matthew Campbell who tricked 40 investors in a Ponzi scheme. He got over $9.1 million, and they explained that about $2.2 million was paid back to investors to try to keep them in the game. But the question is, what happened to the other money? Where’s the rest of it?It’s crazy how people can make money. People want to make money and invest in real estate so badly that they’ll give a man like Matthew Campbell millions of dollars. You always have to know who you’re dealing with, what the investment actually is, and where the money is going. Real estate can make people wealthy, but the desire to make money can also cause people to ignore things they normally wouldn’t ignore. There is always another side to the opportunity.
Southern California Home Prices
There are also bad topics because people are always trying to make money in real estate. There’s a California man in Central California named Matthew Campbell who tricked 40 investors in a Ponzi scheme. He got over $9.1 million, and they explained that about $2.2 million was paid back to investors to try to keep them in the game. But the question is, what happened to the other money? Where’s the rest of it?It’s crazy how people can make money. People want to make money and invest in real estate so badly that they’ll give a man like Matthew Campbell millions of dollars. You always have to know who you’re dealing with, what the investment actually is, and where the money is going. Real estate can make people wealthy, but the desire to make money can also cause people to ignore things they normally wouldn’t ignore. There is always another side to the opportunity.
Southern California Home Prices
There are also bad topics because people are always trying to make money in real estate. There’s a California man in Central California named Matthew Campbell who tricked 40 investors in a Ponzi scheme. He got over $9.1 million, and they explained that about $2.2 million was paid back to investors to try to keep them in the game. But the question is, what happened to the other money? Where’s the rest of it?It’s crazy how people can make money. People want to make money and invest in real estate so badly that they’ll give a man like Matthew Campbell millions of dollars. You always have to know who you’re dealing with, what the investment actually is, and where the money is going. Real estate can make people wealthy, but the desire to make money can also cause people to ignore things they normally wouldn’t ignore. There is always another side to the opportunity.
Southern California Home Prices
There are also bad topics because people are always trying to make money in real estate. There’s a California man in Central California named Matthew Campbell who tricked 40 investors in a Ponzi scheme. He got over $9.1 million, and they explained that about $2.2 million was paid back to investors to try to keep them in the game. But the question is, what happened to the other money? Where’s the rest of it?It’s crazy how people can make money. People want to make money and invest in real estate so badly that they’ll give a man like Matthew Campbell millions of dollars. You always have to know who you’re dealing with, what the investment actually is, and where the money is going. Real estate can make people wealthy, but the desire to make money can also cause people to ignore things they normally wouldn’t ignore. There is always another side to the opportunity.
Legal Disclaimers & Copyright
Mark King Real Estate is a licensed Broker in the state of California.
Our love for the communities we live and work in are why we do what we do.
Stop by the office and experience the Mark King Real Estate's way of Los Angeles area real estate.© 2026 Homes By Mark King Real Estate
GLAR (c)2026. Information Deemed Reliable But Not Guaranteed.This information is being provided by The MLS, or Claw.
All data, including all measurements and calculations of area, is obtained from various sources and has not been, and will not be, verified by broker or MLS.
All information should be independently reviewed and verified for accuracy.
Properties may or may not be listed by the office/agent presenting the information.
Data last updated at (2026).