Writing For a Multimillionaire In Bel-Air!

I just came back from a business trip, where I met up with a client in Beverly Hills and a friend, Kirt Christensen. My client is one of the largest (if not the largest) real estate developers in Beverly Hills, Bel-Air and Hollywood.

I stayed at the Beverly Hills Wilshire Hotel, at the corner of Wilshire Boulevard and Rodeo Drive. It was breathtaking!

(That’s the hotel where they filmed “Pretty Woman” with Julia Roberts and Richard Gere, by the way.)

While I was there, I took a few snaps.

The first is right outside in front of the hotel. (You can see “Wilshire” and “Rodeo” street signs.) The second is down the street on Rodeo Drive.

The third is Santa Monica Boulevard, while the fourth, in Hollywood, is a distance shot of the Hollywood sign (check the mountains in the far background).

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