Are you a Mar Vista real estate specialist?

Yes. I've lived in Mar Vista for years and work throughout the neighborhood — the Flats, the Hill, the Gregory Ain Tract, and The Woods. There's a difference between an agent who mentions Mar Vista and one who actually lives there.

What types of homes are in Mar Vista?

The range is wider than most people expect: post-war bungalows, Spanish colonials, mid-century moderns including Gregory Ain Tract homes, and contemporary new builds. The Ain homes are particularly sought-after for their architectural significance and livability.

What is the price range for homes in Mar Vista?

Most single-family homes fall roughly in the $1.8M to $4.5M range, with architecturally significant or larger properties going higher. Mar Vista consistently offers more space and neighborhood character than comparable properties in Venice or Santa Monica at similar price points.

What makes Mar Vista different from Venice or Santa Monica?

Mar Vista has the feel of a real neighborhood — block parties, a genuine farmers market, local businesses that know your name. The pace is a little slower than Venice, the price per square foot is often more accessible than Santa Monica, and the community identity is strong.

Andrew Stiles, Compass Realtor, West Los Angeles

1916 Lincoln Boulevard

Venice, CA, 90291

310-883-5888

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Mar Vista: secure, quiet, well maintained modern loft building, built in 2008.

Andrew Stiles is a Compass Realtor specializing in real estate on the west side of Los Angeles. A former commercial photographer and producer with a trained eye for space, light, and the architecture of the deal.