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Anatomy of Two Solds, Two Sellers, Two Journeys
Anatomy of a Sold: Two Homes, Two Sellers, Two Very Different Journeys. This month’s feature includes the new seven real questions and answers from me, Robbyn Battles, inspired by the true stories behind these October sales. Every home ha...
Robbyn Battles Named Vice President of a New Division Focused on Seniors and Families
For decades, Robbyn Battles has been the steady voice at countless kitchen tables, helping seniors, families, and solo-agers navigate one of life’s hardest transitions, deciding when and how to let go of a longtime home. Robbyn Battles has ju...
3470 Downing Avenue Glendale 91208
Authentic Spanish Charm in Sparr Heights 3470 Downing Avenue offers a rare glimpse into the grace and craftsmanship of 1920s Spanish architecture. This one story residence, built in 1926, has been lovingly cared for and thoughtfully repres...
Robbyn Battles Seller Q & A
Over the years, Robbyn Battles, REALTOR® and longtime foothill community listing specialist, has helped hundreds of homeowners sell properties in La Crescenta, Montrose, La Cañada Flintridge, Sunland, Tujunga, Lake View Terrace, Glendale, a...
Reviews that tell the story about Robbyn Battles
For over 35 years, Robbyn Battles, REALTOR® and Broker Associate with JohnHart Real Estate, has guided homeowners and families across La Crescenta, Montrose, Glendale, and the Foothill communities through some of life’s most meaningful t...
Top 25 in Quarter Three
Success in real estate comes from more than listings and closings, it’s built on teamwork, communication, and genuine relationships. For over 35 years, I’ve worked as a Realtor and Broker Associate helping clients throughout La Crescenta, ...
Anatomy of a Sold 3345 Mills Ave La Crescenta
Selling a home isn’t about tossing it on the MLS and hoping for the best, it’s about a tailored plan. I call this Anatomy of a Sold — the story behind how we sold 3345 Mills Avenue in La Crescenta. The seller already knew my name �...
A foggy Pasadena Bridge
Three mornings a week, I’m up before dawn and heading to the Rose Bowl by 5:30 a.m. Not to walk the loop — that’s too flat and predictable — but to wander the hills above it. Those quiet neighborhoods just north and east of the Bowl ha...