If you read our blog from Tuesday, you caught a glimpse of median sales for Redondo Beach single-family homes in 2015. Today, we wanted share town home and condo median sales for those of you lookin...
We continue to move down the beach this week, taking a look at single-family homes in Redondo Beach. Below you will find a general overview of Redondo Beach median home sales from this past year in order to give you a better understanding o...
As you may have seen in our blog on Tuesday, Hermosa Beach SFR prices were a bit high for the average home buyer. So today we want to show you some more affordable options in case you were stretching a bit for the median Hermosa Beach home sale...
This week we are continuing our 2015 Median Home Sales Series and taking a look at Hermosa Beach. We want you to have a general overview of single family home sales so you can have a basic understanding of what to expect if you plan to buy o...
If you caught our blog on Monday, you saw our general recap of median sales of single family home prices in Manhattan Beach for 2015. So today, we wanted to share more affordable options if those prices in Manhattan Beach were just out of your...
Now that 2016 is officially underway, we begin our end of the year review for 2015 median home sales. It seems practical for us to take a look at this information, no matter how general, to allow you to get a surface level understanding of w...
The time between Christmas and the New Year is always traditionally slow for real estate, and the South Bay Beach Cities are no exception. We cover a large area and it is shocking how slow it can get during this time, although for good reas...
An interesting area of Hermosa Beach that many overlook, is a small section of the Hermosa Valley between Ardmore and Pacific Coast Highway. There lies a few condominium complexes on 1600 Ardmore, 1720 Ardmore, and 1707 Pacific Coast Highway (a...
The South Bay beach cities have been on a tear over the past few years, and there are few cities that have been more white-hot than Manhattan Beach. After seeing end of the year activity, we noticed some similarities between east Manhattan Bea...
The 4th quarter of 2015 has brought on strong sales in the Manhattan Beach sand section town home market. Gone are the days of yesteryear (2013) when you could grab a $900 per square foot town home in the sand. Today you can expect to pay $1,10...
There are ebbs and flows to a real estate market - good times to sell and good times to buy. Usually, the month of July is a little funky in real estate with the kids are out of school, the 4th, and family vacations.
One of the more intrigu...