November 2023 Monthly Letter
Dear Reader, Ho ho ho! Can you believe it's that time of the year again? I am delighted to extend a personal invitation to you and your family to my 3rd Annual Free Photos with Santa and Snow event. Mark your calendars for December 10th, fro...
3 New Holiday Listings
Experience the Joy of Homeownership This Holiday Season with Robbyn Battles' Latest Listings The holiday season is upon us, bringing with it the warmth of cheer and the excitement of new beginnings. What better way to celebrate than by explori...
FREE Photos with Santa & Snow
Hello, La Crescenta neighbors! It's Robbyn here, and I'm absolutely thrilled to invite you all to my enchanting 3rd Annual Free Photos with Santa and Snow Event. Mark your calendars for December 10th because from 4:00 ...
Robbyn Just Listed 3 Properties
Hey, real estate enthusiasts and future homeowners! Robbyn Battles has a new line-up of intriguing properties that could be the keys to your next dream home or investment. 😊🏠 Let's break them down: 1: The Hobbit House 2544 Hermosa Ave....
Robbyn Battles Real Estate Clients
I'm thrilled to announce that I've made the Top 25 Agents list at JohnHart for the third quarter! This recognition is truly an honor in a company with over 400 agents. But let's be clear: this isn't just about me. It's...
Pasadena Walktober Events
Walking + October + Pasadena = Walktober! A Month Of Events Celebrating Walking And Pasadena’s StreetsPASADENA, Calif.— The City of Pasadena in partnership with Day One and The Pasadena Complete Streets Coalition (PasCSC) invite all of...
Glendale Approves Power Rate Hikes
So, my question below is, what is the point of having a community meeting after rate increases are approved? The Glendale City Council voted to approve the Electric rate hikes. According to the information obtained, no negotiation was don...
LA City Development “New Fast Track” “New Loophole
When Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass signed an executive order seven months ago to relax affordable housing rules for developers, she hoped it would encourage larger projects. It did, but some homeowners don’t like it. The mayor’s order to ...