What makes nicole different?
Outside of the pink hair (that's obvious), Nicole Reber helps clients navigate Los Angeles real estate with a focus on design, discretion, and long-term value. Respected for her sharp eye and thoughtful approach, Nicole works with people who value spaces that reflect their personal vision and lifestyle- from historically significant Hollywood Regency properties to charming Spanish Colonial bungalows.
She helps design-conscious buyers find homes that feel as considered as their personal collections, and aids sellers in bringing properties to market in a way that highlights both character and value. Nicole’s process is about alignment—spaces, stories, and strategy.
Her viewpoint was shaped by a decade in New York’s art, tech, and luxury sectors, combined with early exposure to California real estate through her mother, a longtime Ventura County agent—giving Nicole a second-generation understanding of the business. That background informs her approach: intuitive yet analytical, with a focus on tailored strategy rather than templated scripts.
A lifelong history buff, her extensive travels and reading have developed a deeper understanding for telling the stories of Los Angeles's most unique homes. She has a deep love for connecting historical dots on architecturally significant homes and telling their stories in a way that brings them to life for clients. That passion extends beyond work—she’s spent years visiting historical hotels across the U.S. and backpacking through Europe’s grand hotels and castles, always chasing design, history, and hidden details.
Her wide social circle reflects that same energy: she’s as likely to connect you with an artist, designer, or local expert as she is to find your next home. Always willing to make an introduction, always ready with a detail that makes a place feel more alive. Whether it’s buying or selling, she brings a mix of sharp focus and personality to the process—professional, straightforward, but never dry.
When not working with clients, she’s developing her own art collection, changing her hair color with her fiancé Daniel Moon, or crossing another hotel off the Historical Hotels of America list. Nicole has been featured in Vogue, Architectural Digest, and Dwell for the way she merges fashion, culture, and real estate. Ask her about escrow timelines or the history of Brazilliance wallpaper (iykyk)—she’ll have an answer for both. It’s all part of the edge she brings her clients—you’ll be glad she’s your (not so) secret weapon.
