May 2013, by Pamela McKuen, Realtor Magazine
Cap Equity Realty President & Broker Brian Capossela is featured by the National Association of Realtors in the Broker Standout Column of Realtor Magazine.
Read the full article at RealtorMag.com.
‘Pocket listings’: Real estate’s hidden marketCap Equity Realty President and Broker Brian Capossela speaks to why some clients prefer off market deals, and how you can find them. |
Behind the Scenes at at Luxury Open HouseCap Equity Realty President and Broker Brian Capossela speaks about how his firm implements innovative approaches to selling a property. |
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May 2013, by Pamela McKuen, Realtor Magazine
Cap Equity Realty President & Broker Brian Capossela is featured by the National Association of Realtors in the Broker Standout Column of Realtor Magazine.
Read the full article at RealtorMag.com.
April 22, 2013, GivingInLA.Org
Cap Equity Realty President & Broker Brian Capossela gives his expert advice on giving the gift of real estate, and how anyone can donate a property to the charity of their choice.
Read the full post at GivingInLA.Org.
April 1, 2013, Distinctive Homes Magazine
Cap Equity Realty’s Mid Century Modern Estate has been chosen to be featured as the “Home of the Month” for Distinctive Homes April, 2013 issue. The property, located at 3608 Crownridge Drive, Sherman Oaks, CA, has been named Mid Century Modern Estate by the company for its noteworthy Neutra inspired, Bernard Zimmerman mid century modern design. The home sits on just over 3/4 of an acre with a pool, tennis court, and breathtaking views of the mountains and valley below. The 6,688 square foot, five bed, five and a half bath, modernist style home is listed at a sale price of $2,495,000.
View the property photos and details at www.MidCenturyModernEstate.com.
April 4, 2013, by Deanna Lawley, HomeFinder.com
Sometimes a few interior tweaks are all you need to help your stagnant listings fly off the market. Cap Equity Realty President & Broker Brian Capossela shares staging secrets so you can focus more on closings and less on staging.
Read the full article at HomeFinder.com.
March 21, 2013, by Farnoosh Torabi, Yahoo! Finance
Buying a home is no simple feat and you never want to stretch yourself too thin just to call yourself a homeowner. Jason Jones comments on how first-time home buyers can begin saving to purchase a home, and what options are available to them.
Read the article at Yahoo.com
December 13, 2012, by Faith McGee, RealEstate.com
With each new generation comes different communication, marketing, and lifestyle preferences. Defined by their comfort with technology, the Tech Generation views purchasing a home through an entirely new perspective than any other generation before them. Successfully reaching this generation comes down to a strong online presence, mobile accessibility, and a no-nonsense mindset when it comes to financials. Read Cap Equity Realty President & Broker Brian Capossela’s advice on how to win over the Tech Generation.
September 27, 2012, CSUDH Bulletin
Cap Equity Locations Director of Business Development Jason Madison is interviewed by his Alma Mater about what he does for a living.
September 15, 2012, by Hannah Na, NerdWallet
Buying a home is a big decision, and it’s a financial one. Jason Jones comments on how to start planning to buy a home, and what you should consider in your search.
July 23, 2012, By Leah L. Culler, MSN Real Estate
Some homes are bought and sold without ever being officially listed. This word-of-mouth technique – once used mostly by the rich and famous – is gaining popularity among sellers who want to avoid the perils of a down market. But agents warn it might not be the best route.
Cap Equity Realty President and Broker Brian Capossela speaks to why some clients prefer off market deals, and how you can find them.
July/August Issue, by G.M. Filisko, Real Estate Business Magazine

Cap Equity Realty President and Broker Brian Capossela is interviewed about his company’s position in a niche market. In the entertainment capital of the world, it makes sense that Capossela built his company on the foundation of the entertainment industry. Read about how he differentiates Cap Equity Realty from other brokerages and generates filming revenue for his property owners.
Read the full article: Targeted Marketing Brokers Reveal Pros & Cons of Niches
May 23, 2012, by Kali Geldis, Credit.com
Cap Equity Realty President Brian Capossela comments on mistakes new homebuyers make.
With mortgage rates continually hitting new lows and many real estate forecasters predicting a housing bottom at the end of the year, many renters are getting the urge to buy.
That leaves a housing market full of inexperienced, but interested buyers who need a little more help and guidance in navigating what will be for some the biggest purchase they ever make.
May 16, 2012 – PRESS RELEASE
Cap Equity Locations hosted its first ever I Shoot LA event at The Rosslyn Hotel during Artwalk on Thursday May 10, 2012. As an exclusive agent Cap Equity Locations brings together production companies and properties like The Rosslyn Hotel to generate filming revenue for property owners and keep filming in LA. The event, which was the first in a year long series of events for Professional Photographers hosted by the company, gathered over 50 industry professionals including Photographers, Models, and production staff.
Read More – I Shoot LA at The Rosslyn Hotel
Read about the event from an attendee, Photographer Nichole Alex
April 24, 2012, by Adrian Glick Kudler, CURBED.com
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We’re not sure who saw this 1963 post and beam in Brentwood and thought “needs more glass block,” but the pretty pristine-looking living room really takes the sting out of that choice. The house has three bedrooms, two bathrooms, a big deck, an open dining area, a gas-burning brick fireplace, a two-car garage, and a lower level studio with a bathroom and kitchenette. It was on the market for a while in 2010 asking $1.495 million and has now returned with the very same asking price.
March 30, 2012 by Aaron Crowe, HSH.com
Cocktails with Kobe Bryant, outdoor buffets on terraces bigger than most homes, upscale gift bags, world-famous art, and an 8-foot bar made of ice are just some of the extravagant things you might encounter at a luxury home open house these days.
March 13, 2012, Homes & Land Magazine
Cap Equity Realty’s Hilltop Paradise property has been chosen to be featured on the cover of Homes & Land San Fernando, Conejo and Simi Valleys for the mid-March issue. The property, located at 7177 Walnut Canyon Road, Moorpark, CA, has been named Hilltop Paradise by the company for its breathtaking mountain views and position atop a five-acre, 500-tree avocado orchard in Moorpark, CA. The 4,000 square foot, four bed, three bath, Mediterranean style home is listed at a sale price of $1,499,000.
Read More – Cap Equity Realty Listing Chosen for Cover of Homes & Land Magazine
January 18, 2012 – PRESS RELEASE
Cap Equity Realty, a boutique real estate firm that represents properties for the entertainment industry, announced that it generated more than $500,000 for property owners through its locations service, Cap Equity Locations.
Read More – Cap Equity Realty Generates $500,000 Filming Revenue For Property Owners
May 25, 2011 by Eric Michael Stitt, The Beach Reporter
With the Hermosa Beach School District practically in Hollywood’s backyard, School Board members have decided it might be financially advantageous to try and bring film crews to the schools.
Read the article at TBRNews.com
May 4, 2011
In a recent post by Film Works L.A., Cap Equity Locations President Brian Capossela is interviewed about his company’s dedication to keeping filming in LA.
From Film Works L.A. “Film Works is pleased to present our first business profile/public service announcement (PSA) video and blog post. We contacted Los Angeles-based Cap Equity Locations after hearing about a partnership they formed with SRO Housing, which is “dedicated to building a vibrant community for homeless and low-income individuals.”
Read the article at FilmWorksLA.com