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Christie's tries its luck at selling a the Kaufmann House by Richard Neutra. Portfolio Magazine May 2008

The Star of Christies Spring art auctions is sometimes a painting and sometimes a sculpture. This year it's a...

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Estates for Sale -Architectural Digests Select Properties May 2008

Of La Miniatura, which he built for rare-book dealer Alice Millard in Pasadena, Frank Lloyd Wright once said....

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ART MARKET "My House is your House" April, 2008

California discovers its architectonic heritage – modernistic domiciles are sold to the highest bidder. "If a Picasso is worth 145 million, then this should cost around 30 or 40 million, but it is, in fact, on the market for seven and a half...”

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Art House - May 21, 2007

Never mind the Jean Prouve tables and Damien Hirst butterfly paintings. To really be of the moment, why not collect a John Lautner motel in Desert Hot Springs? That is the thinking behind www.ArchitectureForSale.com......

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L.A. Land Blog - May 1, 2007

L.A. Land: Peter Viles on the rapidly changing landscape of the Los Angeles real estate market and beyond.

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Hauser Magazine - April 2007 (German)

Iconic homes: The German magazine Hauser interviews American Realtor Crosby Doe

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Home of the Week: A piece of L.A. history - December 3, 2006.

Lloyd Wright design was preserved by the tuneful Newman family.

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If you want to know about West Coast Vintage homes, here's who to ask... - December 2006

Over the past few years, we’ve introduced you to several modern vintage homes for sale in this magazine. All of them are masterpieces that make people that are into this kind of thing drool. So when it comes to this kind of property, I went to visit......

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Architectural Diamonds - July 2006

Unique homes command premium – if you can make the case.

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Realtor Check - April 2006

A response to the rising demand of young modernist, architecturally minded real estate agencies are taking off around the world.

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Harper's Bazaar Australia - March 2006

Meet the Starchitects. With luxury homes valued at $75 million, there’s a new type of namedropping in Hollywood.

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How To Buy A Masterpiece - November / December 2005

From Prairie School to International Style, important 20th–century homes are being snapped up by collectors.

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Vanity photography hits home - April 21, 2005

In the two years since Diane and David Glean purchased their 1960s post-and-beam in Brentwood, practically the only visitors have been a steady stream of restoration specialists. But now that every tile and midcentury sofa is in place......

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Pritzker Architecture Prize Laureate

California Architect Thom Mayne becomes the 2005 Pritzker Architecture Prize Laureate.

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Prefab, Proven - December 2004

In January 2003, we issued a challenge to 16 architects: Design a modern prefab home for $200,000. Here is the story of the house that resulted from that challenge and what we learned along the way.

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LA Residential - November 14, 2004

Classic mid-century modern houses are the latest status symbol for the Hollywood A-list.

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Looking for Modern? Wait in Line. - November 7, 2004

IF you're interested in buying a Neutra, Lautner or Schindler in Southern California - or any house designed by a high-profile architect, for that matter - be prepared to stand in line and to pay top dollar.

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In the Modern World - We Love L.A. - September 2004

In the past 26 years, David Mossler and Crosby Doe have guided the sales of thousands of signature homes - from modern masterpeices by John Lautner, Richard Neutra, and Raphael Soriano to more experimental designs by Frank Gehry, Eric Owen Moss......

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Real estate of the rich and famous - June 16, 2004

You're fabulously wealthy and obscenely good-looking, but a good broker is still hard to find.

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Estates of Grace - June 2004

Photos by Tim Street Porter. As an architect and interior designer, John Regas loves to talk about exquisite spaces. He launches easily into rapturous descriptions of his French Directoire townhouse: its grand galleries, its five-story, glass......

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Home of the Week: An indoor-outdoor Neutra - April 25, 2004

Walls of glass provide views to a reflecting pond, the swimming pool and 5-plus acres of grounds at this 1959 Bel-Air home designed by Modernist Richard Neutra. The six-bedroom, 4,000-square-foot home is listed for $5.9 million.

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Williams the Conqueror - Breathless in Brentwood

Classics don't age, and Paul Williams-designed homes - with an easy luxury that surpasses trends and time - remain in demand today, at prices the architect could never have imagined.

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Modern Master - April 1999

Realtor Crosby Doe is passionate about houses by Neutra, Lautner and Schindler--even if his decorating opinions aren't always welcome (just ask Madonna or Diane Keaton).

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