Listing Price

Every week, two hosts break down the biggest deals, strangest listings, and shifting micro-markets in Los Angeles luxury real estate. From $5M tear-downs in Brentwood to $80M compounds in Bel Air, this show covers what sold, what didn't, and why. Built for high-net-worth buyers and sellers, agents working the Westside, architecture obsessives, and anyone who wants to understand how money moves through LA's most expensive zip codes. Each episode tracks live deal flow, dissects neighborhood-level pricing trends, and tells the stories behind the addresses. If you follow LA's high-end housing market the way other people follow the Dodgers, this is your weekly scoreboard.

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• Episode #18

  Prop 40: Who Fills LA's $20M Buyer Gap?

  Sep 8, 202618 minS1

  <p>On September 8, 2026, Listing Price digs into who's really buying into Los Angeles as newly qualified Prop 40 sends billionaires packing to Florida and Nevada. With Larry Page's $101.5M Banyan Ridge estate and Larry Ellison's $45M Tahoe exit as backdrop, Jordyn and David trace the money trail from Sacramento to Beverly Hills.</p><p>This episode breaks down the wealth tax's real mechanics, the true scale of the billionaire exodus, and the foreign capital quietly absorbing luxury inventory the departures leave behind.</p>Prop 40's one-time 5% billionaire tax, 2027 due date, and installment optionThe exodus roster: Zuckerberg, Schultz, Page, and Brin's zero-income-tax...

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• Episode #17

  ULA's 1.5% Fix Is Builder-Only Now

  Sep 1, 202618 minS1

  <p>On September 1, 2026, a Los Angeles committee narrowly approved a Measure ULA pilot cutting the transfer tax to 1.5% for affordable multifamily construction, while single-family sellers above $5.4 million got nothing. David and Jordyn break down who actually benefits from a fix three years in the making.</p>The Vote That Almost Wasn't: Jurado and Padilla approve 2-1 over Lee's dissent, replacing a shelved November ballot measure with no scheduled next step.Three Years of Whittling It Down: RAND's 78-page report links ULA to a 30% drop in large apartment construction despite $1.2 billion collected.Who Actually Got Left Out: single-family sales generate roughly 59...

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• Episode #16

  The ULA Backdoor: City Hall's Quiet Pivot

  Aug 25, 202617 minS1

  <p>On August 25, 2026, Listing Price breaks down how a quiet Ad Hoc Committee move at City Hall reshaped who really holds leverage under L.A.’s ULA transfer tax.</p>Quick Recap: The ULA ballot exemption that never made it to voters, and why its defeat reset expectations for multifamily sellers across Los Angeles.Sacramento Door Slams Shut: Howard Jarvis’ withdrawal of the statewide transfer-tax cap, Prop 43’s higher vote thresholds, and why City Hall’s ordinance now drives ULA strategy.Inside the Ad Hoc Committee: What actually happened in the 2–1 committee vote, and why the real ULA decisions moved into a nar...

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• Episode #15

  The $10.9M Line: ULA's Escape Hatch

  Aug 19, 202614 minS1

  <p>As of August 19, 2026, Los Angeles sellers are facing a new reality under Measure ULA: crossing the $10.9 million threshold by just $1,000 can swing a tax bill by $163,540. Jordyn and David unpack the updated ULA brackets, the City Council's June 17th vote-then-retreat on multifamily relief, and what it means for deals across the city.</p>Deal of the Week: New post-June 30 ULA thresholds — 4% above $5.4M, 5.5% above $10.9M — and the arithmetic behind the tax cliff.Policy Mechanics: The Council's 9-5 vote for a multifamily exemption, the July 1st shelving for a pilot tax credit, and the fallout.Deal Mechanics: A hypothetical 24-unit Palm...

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• Episode #14

  Oct 15: The 29% Hit to Palisades Escrows

  Aug 4, 202614 minS1

  <p>On August 4, 2026, Jordyn and David break down a Pacific Palisades listing on Amalfi Drive where the FAIR Plan quote jumped from $22,500 to $41,000, a preview of the statewide 29.1% rate reset landing October 15th.</p><p>This episode maps which neighborhoods and property types are absorbing the hit hardest as California's insurance market resets ahead of Q4.</p>Deal of the Week: the Amalfi Drive listing and its doubled FAIR Plan premium heading into the October 15th resetInsurance Mechanics: why the FAIR Plan's $3M dwelling limit forces stacked coverage, pushing costs near triple private-market pricing once DIC is addedNeighborhood Pricing Trends...

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