The Holcomb Durkovic Group is a visionary real estate team serving homebuyers and sellers throughout the Los Angeles area. Founded by Greg Holcomb and Tim Durkovic, the team brings over 30 years combined experience, over $500 million in career sales volume, and an exclusive network of agents, designers, business managers, and a clientele that spans the globe.
As trusted real estate advisors, The Holcomb Durkovic Group generates value for clients through honest, actionable guidance. Their expertise embraces both the form and function of real estate: Art, architecture, and design. Captivating, editorial-style marketing. Strategic negotiations and market analysis. All combined in a comprehensive, concierge approach that puts the client’s needs and goals first.
A fourth-generation Angeleno and seventh-generation Californian, Greg Holcomb grew up exploring all of the neighborhoods, cultural landmarks, shops, restaurants, and legendary locations that make Los Angeles such an incredible and unpredictable city. His encyclopedic knowledge of the area makes him a valuable resource for his clients. Greg has appeared in international publications such as The Wall Street Journal, Architectural Digest, People Magazine, Elle Decor, and was named to Variety’s Showbiz Real Estate Elite for seven consecutive years.
Tim Durkovic is a perennial top-producing broker whose innovative style blends art, design, and business in a superior approach that is greater than the sum of its parts. Born and raised in Guatemala City, Guatemala, Tim is fluent in both Spanish and English and holds a bachelor’s and master’s degree in piano performance from Juilliard and USC. Tim has been the #1 agent in Elliman’s Pasadena office since 2018, and in 2019 and 2020 he was among the brokerage’s top 10 teams in California and top 2% nationwide. A frequent speaker for real estate events, Tim has been featured on the cover of Top Producer magazine, in REALTrends’ list of America’s Best Real Estate Professionals, and LA Business Journal’s “Who’s Brokering LA”.
