Brad Keyes

We hired Brad and the Keyes team to help us buy a new home in Eagle Rock. We already lived in the area and had a decent idea of what we were looking for, but Brad's expertise and experience in Eagle Rock were invaluable to our home search. He showed us a range of houses at varying price points and conditions (from total fixers to turnkey) to help us get a feel for what was out there. He steered us away from homes he didn't think were a good fit and made sure we understood what it really took to take on a project. Ultimately we decided a fixer wasn't for us and he found us an incredible off market gem that we purchased. Without his expertise and relationships we would probably still be looking. The whole Keyes team was great and they really work together as a team: Annie and Josh both showed us properties on short notice when Brad wasn't available and Narine was super on top of things and communicative during escrow. Overall it was a great experience and we would hire them again!

Source: Zillow

Keyes Real Estate is incredible! From my initial home search and offer to final close of the property, their process was smooth, seamless, and extremely efficient. As a first-time home buyer, I had a lot of questions and concerns and the team at Keyes Real Estate couldn’t have been a more perfect fit for my needs. They were super responsive, patient, knowledgeable, and always made me feel heard and taken care of every step of the way. Josh Stein-Sapir is one hell of an agent! If you’re looking to buy a home, call him immediately! He not only worked tirelessly to get me the best deal possible, but he took the time to invest in me and my journey. To me, that’s more than just a great agent, that’s a great human. Seriously, I couldn’t give higher accolades to Keyes Real Estate. You can’t go wrong with this dream team!!

Source: Zillow

I worked with Josh and Keyes once again (Josh and Co. helped us with our first condo in SoCal when we moved from New York) for our purchase of our first single family home in SoCal! Josh was incredibly responsive, as was his entire team, that ultimately translated into a seamless home buying experience. Additionally, Josh's extensive knowledge and experience, proved to be invaluable throughout the home buying journey!

Source: Zillow

Brad and the whole Keyes Real Estate team were excellent in helping us buy our first home in August 2026. We're new to LA, and they worked with us from the very start to figure out which neighborhood made sense and refine our home search criteria -- all with great patience and support. The house they helped us buy never went to market; Brad knew it through his deep relationships across Eagle Rock (and beyond), helping us avoid a bidding war and end up in a home that we love. When it came to the offer and negotiation, they represented us directly and came prepared every step. The whole Keyes team was professional, knowledgeable, and prompt at every turn. And they didn't disappear at closing — they've checked in on us and stayed on top of the post-sale details to make sure everything has gone smoothly.

Source: Zillow

Absolutely terrible experience with Brad Keyes at Keyes Real Estate Los Angeles.

I called Brad because he is the listing agent for a property I was seriously considering. I had some basic questions about the property and, understandably, wanted to know whether there were already multiple offers substantially above asking before spending an hour driving out to see it.

Instead of simply answering my questions—or explaining what information he could and couldn’t provide—Brad became incredibly aggressive and condescending over the phone. At one point, he told me I was going about getting information the “wrong way.”

Brad, you are the listing agent. If calling the listing agent to ask reasonable questions about a property isn’t the “right way” to get information, then what exactly is?

I have a job and a limited amount of time. I’m not going to waste two hours driving to tour a property if the seller already has multiple offers dramatically above asking and I have no realistic shot at it. That seems like a perfectly reasonable thing to ask for a prospective buyer.

The entire interaction was unnecessarily hostile and extremely unprofessional. Clearly the guy has anger issues. There was no reason to speak to a potential buyer that way.

If this is how Brad treats prospective buyers before he even has their business, I can only imagine how the process goes once you’re actually working with him. I’ll be taking my business elsewhere

Source: Zillow