How do I find off-market luxury homes in Los Angeles?

Belmont Brokerage provides exclusive access to off-market luxury properties across Los Angeles, Beverly Hills, Glendale, Burbank, and Pasadena. Our agents leverage private networks and AI-powered market analysis to surface properties before they hit the MLS. Schedule a private showing through our website to explore available inventory.

What neighborhoods does Belmont Brokerage serve in Los Angeles?

Belmont Brokerage serves all of Greater Los Angeles including Beverly Hills, Glendale, Burbank, Pasadena, DTLA, North Hollywood, Studio City, Sherman Oaks, Encino, Woodland Hills, Eagle Rock, Silverlake, Los Feliz, Atwater Village, Highland Park, La Crescenta, Tujunga, and Sun Valley. We specialize in both luxury residential and commercial real estate across these markets.

How do I list my property with Belmont Brokerage?

To list your property with Belmont Brokerage, contact us at (818) 967-6311 or email brokerage@bbandm.com. Our team will provide a complimentary AI-powered Comparative Market Analysis (CMA), professional staging recommendations, and a customized marketing strategy. We list on the MLS and through our exclusive off-market network for maximum exposure.

Does Belmont Brokerage handle commercial real estate?

Yes. Belmont Brokerage handles commercial real estate transactions including office spaces, retail locations, multi-family investments, and mixed-use developments throughout Los Angeles County. Our commercial division provides investment analysis, lease negotiations, and 1031 exchange guidance.

What technology does Belmont Brokerage use for market analysis?

Belmont Brokerage combines California MLS data with internal valuation and offer-strategy workflows, plus compliance-aware document tooling. Agents get data-driven pricing context grounded in active listings and recent market activity.

Is Belmont Brokerage a licensed California real estate brokerage?

Yes. Belmont Brokerage Inc. operates under California Department of Real Estate (DRE) license #02431308. Listings shown from the MLS follow participating board rules, including attribution and IDX display requirements.

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15300 Palm Drive 156 — Desert Hot Springs — 2 Beds • 2 Baths • 1,323 Sq Ft

Property Description

Welcome home to Vista Montana! Enjoy easy, comfortable desert living in this beautifully maintained 2-bedroom, 2-bathroom home in a desirable gated 55+ community in Desert Hot Springs. With 1,323 sq. ft. of living space, this home offers a spacious and inviting floor plan designed for relaxing and entertaining.The bright living room features high ceilings and multiple skylights that fill the home with natural light. A formal dining area flows into the open kitchen, complete with a center island and plenty of workspace. The spacious primary suite offers a jetted tub and separate walk-in shower for a comfortable and relaxing retreat. Laminate wood-style flooring throughout, an indoor laundry room, and a newer A/C system add convenience and peace of mind.Outside, enjoy a large, low-maintenance backyard with an expansive concrete patio--perfect for morning coffee, afternoon gatherings, or simply soaking up the beautiful desert sunshine.Life at Vista Montana is about more than just the home. Residents enjoy a gated community with a clubhouse, swimming pool, spa/jacuzzi, fitness center, and more, creating wonderful opportunities to stay active, relax, and meet your neighbors.With a well-maintained community, very low HOA, and a welcoming 55+ lifestyle, this is a wonderful opportunity to enjoy everything the Coachella Valley has to offer. **Come see why Vista Montana could be the perfect place to call home!**This version is intentionally **lifestyle-first**: *comfort, low maintenance, community, relaxation, and connection* rather than sounding like a list of property features.