We increase cash flow & secure your future.
Getting into a better property is often easier than you think! It comes down to working with the right team.
We’ve been called ‘the brokers’ broker.
We make decisions easier.
You may not be a seller today, but if you are thinking about trading up, a better location, downsizing, or simply cashing out in the next 5 years it is always better to start planning early. Getting into a better property is easier than you think.
The clock is ticking. You have not found the deal you are looking for. We understand the pressure because we have helped our clients through hundreds of 1031 exchanges. Our long-standing relationships with owners will lead you to a wealth of off-market opportunities, as well as our own exclusive listings.
We get it. Choosing between Brokers is hard.
Include us in your top three and our 21 years of Los Angeles multi-family property experience will make your decision clear.
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Speaking for myself and everyone involved, you were absolutely the best broker we could have selected to market our portfolio. You found an incredible buyer and were able to guide us through so many challenges, including a global pandemic, and secured us a price beyond our expectations.
- Seller (60 Units by The Grove)
“It was truly a pleasure working with Kenny. He is professional, honest, hardworking and most importantly did what he said he would. Kenny sold the property at list price in less than 60 days from start to finish.”
- Seller (Beachfront Generational Asset in Playa del Rey)
“I cannot say enough great things about KST. They take care of you, they have the connections needed, and they get the job done! We were amazed at how quickly our sale went through during the COVID pandemic.”
- Seller (4 Units in Beverly Grove)
The marketing efforts and networking Kenny and his team executed generated almost two dozen offers! Ultimately giving us a clean cash offer with a quick escrow. The transaction management was flawless and painless. The team was always there for us and responded to our calls and emails promptly. Thank you for closing this!
- Leeran Factor
Kenny has shown me his extensive knowledge on the different neighborhoods and movements of the market. He was quickly responsive to any of my client’s needs and brought a sense of togetherness when creating our deals is like no other broker could. After working with the team, I now feel more than comfortable recommending the Kenny Stevens Team to anyone I know.
- Dianne Park (Attorney)
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