• Robert Arrigoni’s Masterpiece in Wood, $10M,Philip Ferrato

    Robert Arrigoni’s Masterpiece in Wood, $10M

    Angelo Sangiacomo—born in San Francisco’s Richmond District and the son of Italian immigrants—rose to become one the City’s largest landlords, developing dozens of rental properties during his long (and occasionally contentious) career. When it came time to build a home for his family, he had the vi

    View more

  • In San Pedro, The Modest Modernism Of Edward H. Fickett, $1.2M,Philip Ferrato

    In San Pedro, The Modest Modernism Of Edward H. Fickett, $1.2M

    Edward H. Fickett [1916-1999] was a prolific L.A. architect—whose reputation was—until recently, very much under the radar, probably because he was responsible for designing over 50,000 tract homes that would eventually cover the L.A. basin in the post-WWII building boom. As such, Fickett was succes

    View more

  • Rob Diaz Redefines California Living In Fryman Canyon, $42M,Philip Ferrato

    Rob Diaz Redefines California Living In Fryman Canyon, $42M

    After years in the making, Studio Rob Diaz recently completed an extraordinarily complex project in the celebrity-studded Fryman Canyon neighborhood of Studio City that is unlike anything else on the market. Set on a wooded 1.4-acre property (once the home of everyone’s favorite Canadian game show h

    View more