Jason Somers of Crest Real Estate was featured in the Hollywood Reporter: The five-bedroom, seven-bathroom home — which Williams developed with his business partners, including wife Rayni, Matt Lyons of Lyons Development and Jason Somers of Crest Real Estate — comes with a price tag of $38 million and, unsurprisingly, some serious leather-pants swagger. The […]
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Crest Project featured on NYTimes.com
One of Crest Real Estate’s latest projects was featured on The New York Times website. From NYTimes.com: The building, which rose over the last 18 months on what was previously Mr. Tisch’s tennis complex, is a two-story, 4,500-square-foot mini-museum. This was the dramatic reveal. “The building is dramatic,” he continued, “but it’s not pretentious […]
Read MoreCrest Feature: The Wall Street Journal
Crest Real Estate was featured in the Wall Street Journal. From the Wall Street Journal: With building permits for single-family homes in the U.S. jumping 24% last year compared with 2011, there has been a resurgence of the behind-the-scenes players who get paid to interpret local building codes and help permits make their way through […]
Read MoreHollywood Reporter: LA’s new A-List Streets worked on by Crest RE
From The Hollywood Reporter: Promontory pioneering may be a real estate art form perfected in Los Angeles. Bel Air, Trousdale Estates and the Bird Streets — areas that are prized for their relative bounty of jutting chunks of land tailor-made for capturing 270-degree, downtown-to-ocean panoramas — have been at the center of the city’s recent […]
Read MoreMayor Garcetti Newsletter
An article explaining the robust construction activity thriving in the Los Angeles area. The full article can be read here.
Read MoreJason Somers From Crest Real Estate Reports on the Bel Air ICO
Dear Stakeholder: Thank you once again for your involvement in the issue regarding the proposed Interim Control Ordinance (ICO) for Bel-Air that impacts construction grading. A small group of stakeholders met directly with Councilmember Paul Koretz and his Planning Deputy, Shawn Bayliss, on Tuesday, March 10 in advance of this week’s City Council Planning & Land Use Committee […]
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