A shortlist for Sarah Chen

Five Westside homes that match what we talked about.

"Sarah, here are the five I think are worth your attention this week. Two are new since our last call. The Beverly Glen one is the wildcard. Tap the heart on anything that catches you, skip what doesn't, and tell me which one you want to see Saturday."

Morgan Hayes Owner Broker · Antenna Realty

For sale New since last shortlist

1248 Sycamore Lane

West Adams · 90016

$1,850,000

4 bd3 ba2,480 sqftBuilt 1932, renovated 2024

Morgan Restored Spanish Revival with original tile and a deep front porch. The kitchen is the most thoughtful renovation I have seen on this block in two years. Light is best in the back rooms. This is the front-runner if you can live with West Adams over Mar Vista.

For sale

718 Westgate Avenue

Brentwood · 90049

$1,795,000

3 bd2.5 ba1,940 sqftBuilt 1958

Morgan 1958 modernist that someone treated kindly. Glass that opens to the back, pale oak floors, the small touches you would have added anyway. Brentwood premium for the address; the home itself would be $1.5M in Mar Vista. Worth the look.

For sale Price dropped $100K

4218 Beverly Glen

Beverlywood · 90034

$2,295,000

4 bd3.5 ba2,890 sqftBuilt 1949

Morgan The wildcard. Bigger than your brief but it dropped a hundred thousand this week and the seller is moving in August. The light is exceptional and there is room for a real studio in the back if you ever want one. If you can be flexible on neighborhood, this might be the one.

For sale

305 Juniper Place

Mar Vista · 90066

$1,495,000

3 bd2 ba1,640 sqftBuilt 1956

Morgan Mar Vista mid-century in your sweet spot. The back yard is unusually deep for the block; a future ADU would pencil. Kitchen needs work, around fifty thousand for a real one. Honest layout, honest light, honest price.

For sale New since last shortlist

1832 Walgrove Avenue

Mar Vista · 90066

$1,665,000

3 bd2 ba1,580 sqftBuilt 1951

Morgan Came on Tuesday. Smaller footprint than Juniper but the renovation already happened, well. Pale oak, plaster walls, a kitchen island that looks like Brentwood for half the price. Two showings booked for Saturday; if you want a slot we should move now.

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How Pollinator Shortlists work (the real version)

An Antenna agent curates 4 to 12 homes for a specific client. Each shortlist gets its own URL, fully branded to the brokerage. Listings auto-update from the IDX feed (price changes, status changes, photos, new matches when the agent saves a search). The client reacts on each home with love, maybe, or pass, leaves comments, and the agent gets notified in real time so the next conversation starts further along.

This is a static mockup of what that experience will look like on a Pollinator-built brokerage site. Shortlists ships as a Pollinator feature in Q3 2026. Listings shown here are illustrative.

Five Westside homes that match what we talked about.

How Pollinator Shortlists work (the real version)

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