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Our team and transactions have been featured in leading publications, highlighting our continued impact across Los Angeles’ multifamily, land, and retail markets.

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51K sf property known for 110-foot-tall clock tower in Westwood

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Westwood Village Retail Property Sold for $32.7 Million

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Kidder Matthew Brokers $31.25M Mixed-Use Encino Property

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David Saghian is a multifamily and retail broker based in Los Angeles, specializing in both on-market and off-market transactions.

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Private firm buys 1929-era retail building that once housed UCLA students

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