Max Shapiro is a residential real estate agent at Westside Estate Agency. He was born and raised in Beverly Hills where he attended Beverly Hills High School.  At Beverly Hills High he started all 4 years on the varsity basketball team and also served as team captain. After high school, Max played college basketball but decided to move on from college and basketball after an injury.

Max is the son of WEA co-founder, Stephen Shapiro, and grew up learning the real estate industry through osmosis, watching and learning from his father’s successful 40+ year career. After leaving college, Max got his real estate license and hit the ground running. 19 years later and nearly a billion dollars in real estate sold, Max is still as passionate about representing buyers and sellers as he was on day 1. He has been featured in numerous publications including The LA Times, Wall Street Journal, New York Times, and many others. Max has been interviewed many times on live television for CNBC as well as being the lead on a 6-episode television show depicting the true inner workings of real estate and client interactions. What makes him stand apart from other agents is his responsiveness, diligence, and understanding of how to work for the client, not the commission.

As a hobby, Max created an underground fine dining experience called Oxalis. Oxalis is a 16-course menu with beverage pairings to compliment. Max has been cooking since he was only 10 years old. Oxalis is the culmination of his love for fine dining and wine collecting, but also his desire to create an atmosphere that lacked pretension and stuffiness. Oxalis was also created to put fun groups together as well as establish new friends and clients.

If you are a buyer, seller, or just need some real estate (or food/wine) advice, Max is just a message or phone call away.