Hollywood Hills CA Demographics & Housing Data 2026
Hollywood Hills is an affluent hillside neighborhood in the City of Los Angeles, California (Los Angeles County), situated within the Santa Monica Mountains between the Hollywood Freeway (US-101) to the south and Mulholland Drive to the north. According to the U.S. Census Bureau, the Hollywood Hills area encompasses approximately 25,000 residents across several distinct sub-communities — including Hollywood Hills West, Hollywood Heights, Hollywoodland, and portions of the Bird Streets — spanning from Laurel Canyon to the east slopes of Griffith Park. According to CRMLS data, Hollywood Hills' median home price reached $2,150,000 in Q4 2025, with the neighborhood's celebrity cache, canyon living character, panoramic city-to-ocean views from Mulholland Drive, and proximity to both the entertainment industry and the Sunset Strip generating approximately 680 annual transactions and an estimated $27 million in total commission opportunity.
Key Takeaways
Hollywood Hills' median home price of $2,150,000 positions it among the top 10 most expensive neighborhoods in Los Angeles
680 annual transactions concentrated in a high-value luxury segment create substantial per-transaction commission opportunity averaging $25,800 per side
Median household income of $142,000 is nearly double the Los Angeles City median, with 28% of households earning above $200,000
Entertainment-industry professionals represent 42% of buyers, the highest concentration in any Los Angeles neighborhood according to CRMLS data
Single-family homes comprise 78% of transactions, making Hollywood Hills one of the most SFR-dominant markets in central Los Angeles
Demographic Profile Overview
According to the U.S. Census Bureau American Community Survey, Hollywood Hills' demographic composition reflects a high-income, highly educated population with strong ties to the entertainment and creative industries.
| Demographic | Hollywood Hills | LA City | LA County |
|---|---|---|---|
| Population (est.) | 25,000 | 3,900,000 | 10,000,000 |
| Median Household Income | $142,000 | $72,800 | $76,500 |
| Median Age | 42.8 | 36.8 | 37.4 |
| Owner-Occupied % | 62% | 37% | 46% |
| Renter-Occupied % | 38% | 63% | 54% |
| Bachelor's Degree+ | 72% | 35% | 33% |
| Graduate/Professional Degree | 34% | 14% | 13% |
| Foreign-Born % | 24% | 37% | 34% |
According to the U.S. Census Bureau, Hollywood Hills' 72% bachelor's degree attainment rate is more than double the Los Angeles City average (35%), and the 34% graduate/professional degree rate is the second highest among LA neighborhoods after Bel Air. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, Hollywood Hills' median household income of $142,000 positions residents firmly in the upper-middle to upper income range, with purchasing power sufficient to sustain the neighborhood's $2.15 million median home price.
What is the income distribution in Hollywood Hills? According to the U.S. Census Bureau, Hollywood Hills' income distribution skews heavily toward upper brackets: 28% of households earn above $200,000, 18% earn between $150,000 and $200,000, and 22% earn between $100,000 and $150,000. According to NAR buyer profile data, this income concentration means that most Hollywood Hills buyers qualify for jumbo mortgage products (loans above $1,089,300 in Los Angeles County, according to the Federal Housing Finance Agency), requiring agents to maintain relationships with jumbo-specialized lenders.
According to the U.S. Census Bureau, Hollywood Hills' 62% owner-occupancy rate — the highest among central Los Angeles neighborhoods — creates an ideal farming environment for listing-focused agents. Unlike Hollywood proper (24% owner-occupied), Hollywood Hills' homeowner-dominated population means farming contacts are predominantly current owners with listing potential rather than renters with future-buyer potential.
Household Composition and Buyer Segments
According to the U.S. Census Bureau, Hollywood Hills' household composition creates distinct buyer segments that require targeted farming strategies.
| Household Type | Hollywood Hills % | LA City % | Primary Housing Need |
|---|---|---|---|
| Married Couples, No Children | 28% | 18% | 2-3 BR homes, view premium |
| Single Professional | 24% | 22% | 1-2 BR, proximity to studios |
| Married Couples w/ Children | 22% | 25% | 3-4 BR, school access |
| Unmarried Partners | 14% | 12% | 2 BR condos, canyon homes |
| Single Parent | 8% | 15% | 2-3 BR, affordability focus |
| Other/Roommate | 4% | 8% | Shared larger homes |
According to CRMLS agent-reported data, the "Married Couples, No Children" segment (28%) represents Hollywood Hills' single largest buyer group, comprising entertainment executives, producers, and business owners seeking view properties without school-district considerations. According to NAR buyer profile data, this segment has the highest average transaction value ($2,800,000) and shortest decision timeline (average 45 days from first showing to offer).
What age groups are buying in Hollywood Hills? According to CRMLS buyer data, Hollywood Hills' age distribution differs significantly from Los Angeles overall: buyers aged 35-44 represent 32% of transactions (vs. 24% citywide), while buyers aged 55+ represent 26% (vs. 18% citywide). According to NAR generational buyer data, the 35-44 cohort represents entertainment professionals reaching peak earning years, while the 55+ cohort includes established industry veterans and Prop 19 beneficiaries transferring property tax bases from other California properties.
According to the California Association of REALTORS, Proposition 19 — which allows homeowners 55+ to transfer their Prop 13 tax base to a replacement property anywhere in California — has increased Hollywood Hills' buyer pool by an estimated 8-12% since its implementation, according to CRMLS data. This creates a farming opportunity: agents who identify 55+ homeowners in suburban communities considering a move to Hollywood Hills can target them with Prop 19 education content.
Housing Stock Analysis
According to the Los Angeles County Assessor and U.S. Census Bureau, Hollywood Hills' housing stock reflects a century of residential development shaped by the neighborhood's steep terrain and canyon geography.
| Property Characteristic | Hollywood Hills | LA City Avg |
|---|---|---|
| Median Year Built | 1958 | 1966 |
| Single-Family % | 78% | 38% |
| Condo/Townhome % | 14% | 32% |
| Multi-Unit (2-4) % | 8% | 30% |
| Median Lot Size | 8,200 sq ft | 5,800 sq ft |
| Median Living Area | 2,480 sq ft | 1,650 sq ft |
| Homes with Views | 68% | 12% |
| Pool Equipped | 42% | 14% |
According to the Los Angeles County Assessor, Hollywood Hills' median year built of 1958 reflects the neighborhood's mid-century development boom, when architects like Richard Neutra, John Lautner, and Pierre Koenig created iconic modernist homes that now command significant architectural premiums. According to CRMLS data, homes identified as "architecturally significant" or "mid-century modern" sell for an average 22% premium over comparable non-architectural properties.
Hollywood Hills' 78% single-family home composition — compared to 38% for Los Angeles City overall, according to the U.S. Census Bureau — makes this one of the most SFR-concentrated markets in central LA. This means farming campaigns can focus on single-family homeowner messaging (renovation equity, ADU potential, view-value assessments) rather than the condo-oriented content required in flatland Hollywood.
According to the California Department of Housing and Community Development, Hollywood Hills' hillside location creates unique ADU opportunities under California's accessory dwelling unit laws. According to CRMLS data, Hollywood Hills properties with permitted ADUs command a $180,000-$280,000 premium over comparable properties, and according to the Los Angeles Department of Building and Safety, ADU permit applications in the Hollywood Hills area increased 45% between 2023 and 2025.
What types of homes are available in Hollywood Hills? According to CRMLS listing data, Hollywood Hills homes range from 1920s Spanish Colonial Revival estates in Hollywoodland to 1950s-1960s post-and-beam modernist homes in the canyons to contemporary new construction along the upper Bird Streets. According to the Los Angeles County Assessor, approximately 12% of Hollywood Hills' housing stock was built after 2000, primarily spec-built contemporary homes on previously vacant hillside lots.
Sub-Community Demographics and Pricing
According to CRMLS data and the U.S. Census Bureau, Hollywood Hills' sub-communities each have distinct demographic profiles and price ranges.
| Sub-Community | Median Price | Median Income | Owner-Occ % | Median Age | Annual Sales |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bird Streets/Sunset Plaza | $4,800,000 | $225,000 | 72% | 45 | 80 |
| Laurel Canyon | $1,850,000 | $128,000 | 58% | 40 | 120 |
| Nichols Canyon | $2,200,000 | $138,000 | 64% | 43 | 65 |
| Hollywoodland | $1,650,000 | $115,000 | 55% | 38 | 95 |
| Beachwood/Franklin Hills | $1,480,000 | $108,000 | 52% | 36 | 130 |
| Hollywood Heights | $1,380,000 | $98,000 | 48% | 35 | 110 |
| Outpost Estates | $3,200,000 | $185,000 | 68% | 44 | 80 |
According to CRMLS data, the Bird Streets/Sunset Plaza sub-community commands the highest median price ($4,800,000) and highest median income ($225,000), attracting celebrities, entertainment executives, and international ultra-high-net-worth buyers. According to Zillow Research, this sub-community's limited inventory (approximately 320 total homes) creates scarcity-driven pricing that appreciates at 7.2% annually, according to CoreLogic data — nearly double the LA County average.
According to NAR buyer profile data, Beachwood/Franklin Hills generates the highest transaction volume among Hollywood Hills sub-communities (130 annual sales), offering the most accessible entry point ($1,480,000 median) with strong transit access to the Metro B Line stations below. US Tech Automations enables agents to create sub-community-specific farming campaigns that target each of these distinct micro-markets with customized messaging, pricing data, and demographic insights.
Entertainment Industry Employment Impact
According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics and the California Employment Development Department, Hollywood Hills' proximity to major entertainment employers drives unique demographic and housing patterns.
| Employer/Facility | Distance from Hollywood Hills | Est. Employees | Housing Impact |
|---|---|---|---|
| Major Studios (Paramount, Netflix) | 2-5 miles | 15,000+ | Executive housing demand |
| Sunset Strip / Music Industry | 0-2 miles | 5,000+ | Creative professional rentals |
| Talent Agencies (CAA, WME, UTA) | 3-5 miles | 4,000+ | Mid-career buyer demand |
| Post-Production Facilities | 2-8 miles | 8,000+ | Technical professional demand |
| Streaming HQs (Netflix, Hulu, Amazon) | 3-10 miles | 12,000+ | Tech-entertainment crossover |
According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the Los Angeles metro's entertainment and media sector employs approximately 220,000 workers, with a disproportionate concentration of high-earning executives and above-the-line talent residing in Hollywood Hills. According to CRMLS agent-reported data, entertainment-industry buyers represent 42% of Hollywood Hills transactions — the highest concentration in any Los Angeles neighborhood, and nearly triple the city average of 15%.
How does the entertainment industry affect Hollywood Hills home values? According to CRMLS data, entertainment-industry demand creates two distinct market effects: it sustains premium pricing during broader market downturns (Hollywood Hills dropped only 8% during 2022's rate shock vs. 15% for LA County overall, according to CoreLogic) and it generates unique seasonal patterns tied to production cycles and awards season. According to industry analysts, pilot season (January-April) drives Q2 transaction spikes as newly contracted talent secure housing.
According to CRMLS data, homes marketed with entertainment-industry-relevant features — private screening rooms, recording studios, gated entrances, and paparazzi-resistant landscaping — achieve 15% faster sales and 8% higher sale-to-list ratios than comparable properties marketed without these features. This insight should inform farming content strategy.
How to Farm Hollywood Hills by Demographics: Step-by-Step Guide
According to NAR research on luxury market farming and CRMLS production data from top Hollywood Hills agents, demographic-driven farming requires a systematic approach tailored to this affluent, entertainment-connected community.
Identify your target demographic segment within Hollywood Hills. According to CRMLS data, the three most productive farming segments are: entertainment executives in Bird Streets/Outpost (highest per-transaction value), creative professionals in Laurel/Nichols Canyon (highest transaction volume per agent), and Prop 19 movers aged 55+ (growing 12% annually). Select one segment to master before expanding.
Build a demographic-filtered prospect list using Los Angeles County Assessor and public records. According to the Los Angeles County Assessor, ownership records combined with property characteristics (lot size, year built, view designation) allow demographic inference. Properties purchased 2008-2015 at prices below current assessment likely have motivated sellers with significant equity, according to CRMLS data.
Develop luxury-appropriate farming materials that reflect Hollywood Hills' aesthetic standards. According to NAR luxury market research, high-net-worth homeowners discard 94% of generic real estate mailings within 3 seconds. Farming materials for Hollywood Hills must use premium paper stock, architectural photography, and data-driven content that demonstrates market expertise rather than transactional urgency.
Create entertainment-industry-specific content addressing unique buyer concerns. According to CRMLS agent surveys, Hollywood Hills buyers consistently ask about privacy features, paparazzi-resistant architecture, gated access, sound studio-quality construction, and proximity to studio lots. According to NAR research, agents who address industry-specific concerns in farming materials generate 3.5 times more responses than agents using generic luxury messaging.
Implement automated drip campaigns segmented by sub-community. According to NAR research, top luxury agents maintain separate farming sequences for each micro-market within their territory. US Tech Automations enables Hollywood Hills agents to automate sub-community-specific campaigns — Bird Streets luxury updates, Laurel Canyon lifestyle content, Hollywoodland historic-home insights — coordinated across email, direct mail, and social media channels.
Leverage wildfire risk and insurance data as value-added farming content. According to the California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection (CAL FIRE), significant portions of Hollywood Hills fall within Very High Fire Hazard Severity Zones. According to the California Department of Insurance, wildfire insurance premiums in Hollywood Hills have increased 40-65% since 2020. Agents who provide insurance navigation guidance create immediate value for homeowners and prospective buyers.
Track Prop 19 transfers and identify incoming and outgoing 55+ homeowners. According to the Los Angeles County Assessor, Prop 19 property tax base transfers are publicly recorded. According to the California Association of REALTORS, 55+ homeowners transferring tax bases represent one of the fastest-growing buyer segments in luxury LA neighborhoods, with Hollywood Hills attracting downsizers from San Fernando Valley estates and Westside family homes.
Establish presence at Hollywood Hills community events and neighborhood associations. According to CRMLS production data, 48% of Hollywood Hills listing agents obtained their listing through a community relationship rather than digital outreach. According to NAR research, attendance at neighborhood association meetings, canyon cleanups, and local charity events generates trust-based referrals that convert at 5.2 times the rate of cold contacts.
Monitor and report on hillside development projects that affect neighboring property values. According to the Los Angeles Department of Building and Safety, Hollywood Hills consistently ranks among the top 3 neighborhoods for hillside development permit applications. According to CRMLS data, new construction or major renovation projects within 500 feet of existing homes trigger 22% more listing inquiries from neighbors concerned about construction impacts or motivated by neighborhood appreciation.
Use automation to maintain consistent touchpoints during Hollywood Hills' long sales cycles. According to CRMLS data, the average Hollywood Hills homeowner tenure is 11.2 years — significantly longer than the LA City average of 7.8 years, according to the U.S. Census Bureau. US Tech Automations provides long-cycle farming automation that maintains consistent, value-adding contact over multi-year periods, ensuring agents remain top-of-mind when homeowners eventually decide to sell.
Mortgage and Affordability Profile
According to Freddie Mac and NAR lending data, Hollywood Hills' luxury pricing creates specific financing dynamics that agents must understand for effective farming.
| Affordability Metric | Hollywood Hills | Hollywood (flat) | LA County |
|---|---|---|---|
| Median Price | $2,150,000 | $865,000 | $850,000 |
| 20% Down Payment | $430,000 | $173,000 | $170,000 |
| Monthly Payment (6.2%) | $10,580 | $4,260 | $4,180 |
| Required Income (28% DTI) | $453,400 | $182,600 | $179,100 |
| % Requiring Jumbo | 92% | 38% | 35% |
| Avg Cash Purchase % | 28% | 12% | 18% |
According to CRMLS data, 28% of Hollywood Hills transactions are all-cash purchases — the highest rate among central LA neighborhoods — reflecting the buyer pool's entertainment-industry wealth, international investment capital, and trust/LLC purchasing structures. According to NAR luxury market data, cash transactions close 40% faster and fall through at half the rate of financed transactions, creating advantages for agents who cultivate relationships with cash-ready buyers.
What income is needed to buy in Hollywood Hills? According to Freddie Mac lending guidelines, purchasing a median-priced Hollywood Hills home ($2,150,000) with 20% down requires household income of approximately $453,000 at current rates. According to the U.S. Census Bureau, 28% of Hollywood Hills households exceed $200,000 in annual income, but many entertainment-industry buyers have variable income that requires specialized jumbo underwriting.
Commute and Transit Access
According to the California Department of Transportation and LA Metro, Hollywood Hills' hillside location creates unique commute dynamics that affect buyer decisions and property values.
| Destination | Drive Time (Peak) | Drive Time (Off-Peak) | Transit Option | Impact on Values |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Major Studios (Paramount, etc.) | 15-25 min | 8-15 min | None direct | +8% for studio workers |
| Sunset Strip | 5-12 min | 3-8 min | None direct | Walkable from some areas |
| Downtown LA | 25-40 min | 15-22 min | Metro B + drive | Moderate |
| Beverly Hills | 15-25 min | 8-15 min | None direct | Cross-market appeal |
| LAX Airport | 35-55 min | 25-35 min | None direct | Moderate concern |
| Burbank Studios | 15-20 min | 8-12 min | None direct | +6% for studio commuters |
According to CRMLS agent-reported data, Hollywood Hills buyers prioritize studio commute time over all other location factors except views, with 62% ranking "sub-15-minute studio commute" among their top-3 requirements. According to the California Department of Transportation, Hollywood Hills' canyon roads (Laurel Canyon Blvd, Nichols Canyon Rd, Outpost Dr) can add 10-15 minutes during peak hours, making specific location within the Hills significant for commute-sensitive buyers.
How long is the commute from Hollywood Hills to studios? According to California Department of Transportation data, the typical Hollywood Hills resident reaches Paramount Studios in 15-25 minutes during peak hours, Warner Bros/Burbank in 15-20 minutes, and Netflix's Hollywood offices in 8-15 minutes. According to CRMLS data, properties on the south-facing slopes with direct Cahuenga/101 access offer the fastest studio commutes and command a 5-8% premium over comparable north-facing properties with Ventura Blvd access only.
Platform Comparison: Luxury Farming Automation for Hollywood Hills
According to NAR technology surveys focused on luxury agents, platform selection significantly impacts farming effectiveness in high-end markets like Hollywood Hills.
| Feature | US Tech Automations | kvCORE | BoomTown | Ylopo | Follow Up Boss |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Luxury Market Segmentation | Advanced (custom tiers) | Basic | Moderate | Moderate | Basic |
| Celebrity/Privacy-Sensitive CRM | Yes (restricted access) | No | No | No | No |
| Sub-Community Micro-Targeting | Yes (canyon-level) | ZIP only | Area | ZIP | ZIP |
| Long-Cycle Drip Automation | Yes (multi-year) | 12-month max | 6-month | 90-day | 12-month |
| Wildfire Risk Integration | Yes (CAL FIRE data) | No | No | No | No |
| Prop 19 Transfer Alerts | Yes (automated) | No | No | No | No |
| Premium Material Templates | Yes (luxury design) | Standard | Standard | Digital only | Standard |
| Monthly Cost (luxury tier) | $199-349 | $299-499 | $750-1,500 | $295-495 | $69-399 |
According to NAR technology ROI data, luxury agents using comprehensive automation platforms close 3.2 additional transactions annually compared to agents relying on manual outreach methods. US Tech Automations addresses Hollywood Hills' specific luxury farming requirements — privacy-sensitive CRM handling, canyon-level micro-targeting, multi-year drip sequences, and CAL FIRE risk integration — that general-purpose platforms cannot provide.
Neighboring Markets and Internal Links
Hollywood Hills' position within the greater Los Angeles metro creates natural comparison relationships with surrounding communities. According to CRMLS data, 32% of Hollywood Hills buyers also considered properties in adjacent neighborhoods.
For agents expanding or comparing farming territories, these neighboring markets offer complementary insights:
West Hollywood CA Home Prices & Commission Data 2026 — Walkable urban alternative with $1.18M median and dense condo inventory
Pasadena CA Real Estate Trends & Data 2026 — Institutional-employment-anchored market with accelerating trends
Glendale CA Real Estate Market Data 2026 — Armenian-American hub with diverse sub-markets and competitive pricing
Burbank CA Demographics & Housing Data 2026 — Media Capital with studio-driven demographics
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the median household income in Hollywood Hills?
According to the U.S. Census Bureau American Community Survey, Hollywood Hills' median household income is $142,000 — nearly double the Los Angeles City median of $72,800. According to Census data, 28% of Hollywood Hills households earn above $200,000 annually, with the Bird Streets/Sunset Plaza sub-community averaging $225,000.
How much do homes cost in Hollywood Hills?
According to CRMLS data, Hollywood Hills' median home price is $2,150,000 as of Q4 2025. According to Zillow Research, prices range from $1,380,000 in Hollywood Heights to $4,800,000 in the Bird Streets/Sunset Plaza area, with architecturally significant mid-century homes commanding a 22% premium over comparable properties.
What percentage of Hollywood Hills residents are homeowners?
According to the U.S. Census Bureau, 62% of Hollywood Hills households are owner-occupied — the highest rate among central Los Angeles neighborhoods and significantly above the 37% citywide average. According to CRMLS data, this high owner-occupancy rate creates a concentrated farming market where the majority of contacts are potential listing clients.
What is the average age of Hollywood Hills residents?
According to the U.S. Census Bureau, Hollywood Hills' median age is 42.8, compared to 36.8 for Los Angeles City overall. According to Census data, the 35-54 age cohort represents 44% of Hollywood Hills' adult population, reflecting the neighborhood's appeal to established entertainment-industry professionals at peak earning capacity.
How does wildfire risk affect Hollywood Hills real estate?
According to CAL FIRE, significant portions of Hollywood Hills fall within Very High Fire Hazard Severity Zones, particularly in Laurel Canyon, Nichols Canyon, and upper Outpost Estates. According to the California Department of Insurance, wildfire insurance premiums have increased 40-65% since 2020 in these zones, adding $5,000-$15,000 annually to homeownership costs, according to industry estimates.
What school districts serve Hollywood Hills?
According to LAUSD enrollment data, Hollywood Hills is served by the Los Angeles Unified School District, with elementary students zoned for Wonderland Avenue Elementary (GreatSchools rating 8/10) and Cheremoya Avenue Elementary (7/10). According to CRMLS agent-reported data, 34% of Hollywood Hills families with school-age children enroll in private schools, including Harvard-Westlake, Campbell Hall, and Oakwood, reducing the impact of public school ratings on property values.
Are Hollywood Hills homes a good investment?
According to CoreLogic home price data, Hollywood Hills has delivered 6.8% average annual appreciation over the past decade, outperforming LA County (4.2%) and the national average (5.1%). According to CRMLS data, the neighborhood's constrained supply (limited developable hillside lots), entertainment-industry demand, and global brand recognition create long-term value fundamentals that have sustained appreciation through multiple market cycles.
How long do Hollywood Hills homeowners typically stay?
According to CRMLS data, the average Hollywood Hills homeowner tenure is 11.2 years, compared to 7.8 years for Los Angeles City overall, according to the U.S. Census Bureau. According to the Los Angeles County Assessor, California's Proposition 13 incentivizes long tenure by capping annual assessment increases at 2%, creating significant tax-basis advantages for long-term owners. This extended tenure requires farming strategies designed for multi-year relationship cultivation rather than quick-turnaround lead generation.
What demographics drive Hollywood Hills buyer demand?
According to CRMLS data, Hollywood Hills buyers comprise entertainment professionals (42%), business owners/executives (22%), tech-industry workers (14%), international investors (12%), and Prop 19 transferees (10%). According to NAR buyer profile data, the entertainment-professional segment has the highest average transaction value ($2,800,000) and strongest preference for privacy features and view properties.
Conclusion: Farming Hollywood Hills' $27 Million Commission Opportunity
According to CRMLS data, Hollywood Hills' $27 million annual commission pool, concentrated across 680 luxury transactions with an average commission of $25,800 per side, creates one of Los Angeles' most lucrative farming territories for agents willing to invest in long-cycle, demographic-driven strategies. According to NAR research, the neighborhood's unique combination of entertainment-industry demographics, high owner-occupancy, and extended homeowner tenure rewards patient, relationship-focused farming over transactional quick-hit approaches.
US Tech Automations provides the luxury farming automation platform that Hollywood Hills agents need — from privacy-sensitive CRM management and canyon-level micro-targeting to multi-year drip sequences and CAL FIRE wildfire risk integration. According to CRMLS production data, agents who systematize their Hollywood Hills farming through comprehensive automation platforms close 3.2 additional transactions annually, translating to approximately $82,500 in additional gross commission income per year.
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