GARY ONYSHKO

Chief Executive

Real to Reel

In my personal experience in the Valley, it’s so cyclical. I think we’re looking at another upturn. It’s a confined area, surrounded by mountains, so the supply is limited. I think you’ll see another bubble start to build.

PAUL MILLER

Managing Director

First Foundation Advisors

I believe the residential real estate markets are in for a slight slowdown over the double-digit appreciation we have seen over the last couple of years.

BILL PHAM

Partner

Liner

The trend we see is that it’s going up, and more drastically downtown than any other place. It looks like the demand is still much higher than what’s available on inventory.

SANAZ SIAMAK

Realtor

Sotheby’s International Realty, Pacific Palisades

I believe housing prices in the city of Los Angeles will continue to go up. I’ve spoken to a lot of buyers who see L.A. real estate as a safe place to keep their money and I don’t see this demand going down at all. The housing supply in Los Angeles remains tight, and as more people want to own residential real estate, prices will continue to rise.

CRAIG DARIAN

Chief Executive

Occidental Entertainment Group Holdings

I think houses above $1 million will continue to increase in price significantly. There’s high demand for higher-priced homes. Offshore buyers are driving up prices in better neighborhoods, better school districts and for houses with ocean views. Prices for medium-price homes are going to slow down for the next two quarters at least. I think many people are still watching the economy.