Located 20 miles north of San Diego, the seaside village of Del Mar is famous for its beautiful beaches and picturesque vistas of the Pacific Ocean. Home to exclusive beachfront properties, gated homes, resort-style properties and ocean view estates, this Southern California coastal "By the Sea" community is known for highly rated public schools, the exclusive Torrey Pines Golf Course, the annual San Diego County Fair, and Del Mar Village. Horse lovers flock to Del Mar during racing season for the world-renowned Del Mar Racetrack.

Known locally as 'The Ranch' or 'Rancho,' this world-class incorporated community is characterized by wooded lots, equestrian estates, and private family compounds. Rancho Santa Fe is located about four miles from the coast and a 30 minute drive from downtown San Diego. Rich with eucalyptus trees, this coastal community of 3,000 residents is known for the historic Rancho Santa Fe Country Club, San Diego Polo Club, as well as upscale shopping and horse trails.

With a population of more than 28,000, downtown San Diego is known for its Mediterranean climate, world-class family attractions, and culturally diverse population. This urban metropolis encompasses unique neighborhoods, including the business district of Core, and the entertainment and night life heavy Gaslamp Quarter. Those who call Centre City their home have an unparalleled view of the San Diego harbor.

Located on Lake Tahoe and the headwaters of Tahoe's only water outlet, the Truckee River, Tahoe City offers a melange of year-round activities for visitors and locals, alike. As the epicenter to various ski resorts in the area, during the winter Lake Tahoe is blanketed in snow, while in the summer, watersports are aplenty. From lakefront living in custom homes to handcrafted luxury log homes and mountain lodge style homes, as well as condominiums with panoramic lake views, this California community is a winter wonderland.

This Southern Californian "Jewel" is an idyllic paradise in San Diego County, offering breathtaking beaches, luxurious shopping, world-class dining, and unique art galleries to locals and visitors alike. An affluent seaside community of approximately 40,000 residents, La Jolla features some of the most prized real estate in California, including oceanfront manors with coastline views, turn-of-the-century Spanish architectural masterpieces, and modern gated estates with direct private access to exquisite sandy beaches. Home to the renowned Torrey Pines Golf Course, couture shopping on Prospect Street, and high rated schools, this prestigious community boasts year-round Mediterranean temperatures.

Classic and modern mansions populate this landmark "City by the Bay," known for its rich culture and history. With stunning views of the San Francisco Bay and Marina district, San Francisco attracts affluent homebuyers looking for architecturally stunning properties including luxurious high-rises and elegant penthouses in upscale communities. From world-class shopping and dining to hiking and boating, San Francisco's endless diversity and breathtaking surroundings set the stage for year-round exploration. San Francisco is famous for landmarks such as Alcatraz, the Golden Gate Bridge, and the Fisherman's Wharf, and attracts tourists from all around the world.

With a zip code as legendary as 90210, it is no surprise the affluent and Hollywood elite look to Beverly Hills when seeking multimillion-dollar architectural masterpieces. Beverly Hills is located in the heart of Los Angeles in Southern California, and the exclusive enclave is world-renowned for its eternal summer temperatures, panoramic views, and designer shopping on Rodeo Drive. From contemporary to historic luxury properties, Beverly Hills is also home to some of the most iconic real estate in the world, including the legendary Beverly House.

Los Angeles—the City of Angels—is the third largest metropolis in the United States and the entertainment capital of the world, home to Hollywood, the film and television industry, and myriad businesses and cultural institutions. Poised as it is on the Pacific Rim, L.A. is a crossroads of many cultures and is one of the nation’s most diverse cities. This vast metropolis—more than 500 square miles in area alone-- ranges from the mountains to the sea, and is famous for its pleasant year-round climate. It is also a recreational hub, affording its residents countless activities to choose from. The L.A. area is the birthplace of the modern theme park and is known all over the world for its luxurious enclaves—Beverly Hills, Malibu, Bel-Air, Holmby Hills, and the Hollywood Hills.

Truckee is a little piece of preserved Western history that continues to grow as a vacation destination each year due to its culture, antiquity, and environmental beauty. Custom mountain homes with cabin architecture, luxurious condominiums, and cabin homes offer scenic panoramic views. The private golf club community of Lahontan offers an exclusive mountain lifestyle, while the Prosser Creek Dam and Reservoir offers year-round fishing.

Silvery white sand beaches, historic landmarks, luxurious waterfront mansions, and year-round Mediterranean weather marks Coronado as an affluent resort community located on a peninsula in San Diego County. Known as the "Crowned City," this Californian resort destination exudes sophistication, demonstrated by meticulously manicured streets, beautifully cared-for historic homes, and its plethora of grand bay front properties with private beach access. Boasting a rich history, Coronado is also home to diverse cultural attractions such as Hotel Del Coronado, the Coronado Museum of History and Art, and the U.S. Navy SEALS Headquarters.

Rich with history, Sonoma is located in the heart of wine country in northern California. Filled with award-winning wineries and vineyards, Sonoma is a premier wine destination, sought after for its laid back pace of life, its natural beauty, and its proximity to San Francisco, just 45 miles away. Spacious homes in the vineyards and rolling hills around Sonoma command spectacular views. The multimillion-dollar estates of Sonoma range from Tuscan-style villas and ranch properties to more adventurous concrete and glass architectural statements and luxurious modern mansions. With a thriving arts scene, farm-to-table dining, and rustic surroundings, this tranquil and charming setting is a luxurious retreat for tourists and wine connoisseurs alike.

One of the nation's wealthiest communities, Montecito communicates its grandeur with understated elegance and sublime sophistication. The seaside village of Montecito offers varying styles of real estate including Mediterranean villas, grand oceanfront estates, and storybook cottages. This Santa Barbara County community is a desired location for Hollywood royalty and is nestled between the sea and the picturesque foothills known as the Santa Ynez Mountain Range. Notable architecture in Montecito includes the iconic Montecito Inn built by Charlie Chaplin in 1928. The relaxed atmosphere of this elegant community also offers private golf clubs, beaches, tennis clubs, and luxury spas.

Spanning 27 miles of Pacific Ocean coastline, this dazzling beachfront haven is recognized worldwide as one of Southern California's most famous and iconic residential locations. Malibu is populated with gorgeous oceanfront and coastal estates, prized by luxury home lovers and Hollywood celebrities alike. Surfers flock to Malibu-the birthplace of California's legendary surfing scene-for its internationally regarded beaches including Surfrider Beach, Zuma Beach, and Topanga Beach. Rich with culture and history, this exclusive beach town also offers world-class ocean-side dining along the West Coast. Malibu isn't just a luxurious community full of exquisite properties and gorgeous beaches-it's a lifestyle.