Jason Oppenheim The real estate brokerage company that bears his name donates its services to help individuals I was displaced by the Los Angeles wildfires.
“If you lost your home in the Los Angeles fires and need to find a place to rent until your home is rebuilt, all Oppenheim Group agents will represent you free of charge or refund any commission we receive in the transaction,” the statement said. Sunset sale Star, 47, wrote on Thursday, January 9, Instagram mail. “Please contact us at office@ogroup.com.”
Jason co-owns his agency with his twin brother Brett Oppenheimalso explains his new free mission in an uploaded video.
“I woke up this morning to find a lot of friends and clients reaching out to me about it They lost their homes “For the last couple of days and they need help with places to live now,” Jason said. “Their families have been displaced and as real estate agents, obviously we have an obligation to help them find a place — even when it's difficult with thousands of people looking for places and (there are) almost no homes available.”
Real estate agents looking like supermodels descend stunning glass stairs overlooking sparkling infinity pools. When you ask for prices with a lot of zeros, you don't even know how to say them out loud. Colleagues who spend more time flirting, bickering, and eating in small, moody restaurants than they do actually working. It is fair (…)
He also urged all property owners in the city to “come together and Work hard for the community“.
“This is our time to be able to give back,” the Netflix personality stated. “Everyone stay safe, thanks.”
Several Jason employees confirmed their willingness to help in the comments section, including: Alexandra Jarvis, Davina Potratz, Mary Fitzgerald Bonnet, Polly Brindle and Chrishell Stause.
“We are ready to help in OC! ❤️“,” Sell OCBrindle, 38, replied while Fitzgerald Bonet, 44, sent a wave of heart emojis.
A series of wildfires broke out in the Pacific Palisades neighborhood and surrounding Los Angeles area on Tuesday, January 7, causing massive devastation. As of publication date, 11 people have died as the fires have burned more than 37,000 acres of land. In addition, more than 12,000 structures were reported destroyed, and tens of thousands of residents were forced to flee their homes under mandatory or voluntary evacuation orders.
Rodin Eckenroth/FilmMagic; John Kobaloff/Getty Images Several reality TV personalities evacuated Los Angeles amid ongoing wildfires that started in the Pacific Palisades area on Tuesday, January 7. “My heart goes out to those affected by the fires here in Los Angeles County,” former Bachelorette Katie Thurston wrote. via Instagram Story on Wednesday, January 8. “Wake up this (…)
As wildfires continue to burn through the Los Angeles area, many victims are beginning to figure out their next steps. For his part, Jason expressed his regret Subsequent real estate conflicts Face it on Friday, January 10th.
“I've been looking through the MLS (directory) trying to help families displaced by the fires find properties to rent,” he said in an Instagram Story video. “I see dozens of examples of people trying to do things like this, where they can't come up with $9,500 or even $9,000 and then yesterday they raised the rent by over 30 percent to $12,000.”
While Jason noted that he “supports free market capitalism,” he claimed that it is “blatantly exploiting” the natural disaster of this time. Stause, 43, agreed with her boss, whom she previously dated, in 2021.
“This is disgusting,” Stause wrote on her Instagram Stories. “Other property owners who have a moral compass, please inform the board.”
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