Redondo Beach

2017 New Home Sales & New Home Construction Pipeline

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I wanted to share some perspective of new home sales and new home construction pipeline for the balance of this year, and the next couple years in the Beach Cities. Check out the short video & feel free to reach out with any questions, or any real estate needs!

September Market Update

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$4 billion state parks bond measure could help Redondo Beach acquire open space at AES site

All over the South Bay, you can almost feel the excitement of the season growing. Maybe the most in Redondo Beach as they are preparing for the successful passing of Senate Bill 5. This bill will hopefully provide some funding for major upgrades to the AES power plant. The current plan is to turn it into additional parkland in the beach city.

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Polished: Market Update

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From busier than usual beach parking to longer lines for dining al fresco, and the slight underlying scent of sunscreen… all the signs of another exciting summer abound. It seems there is fun to be had and it’s all outdoors in an attempt to catch a breeze in this heat!
The rise in temps all around can also be seen cooking up the rising rents in the area! The sales of apartment buildings in the South Bay have nearly tripled recently. Giving the new owners a fantastic reason to do a few upgrades (great for the construction companies!) and therefore pass that cost onto their tenants.
This rise in rental property transactions have been linked to several factors including reality TV renovation shows as well as the soon to be finished NFL stadium. It’s more than likely a combination of a few factors. No matter how you look at it, upgrading current buildings brings a new found inspiration for economic growth throughout the area.
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*January Market Update*

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In December the Federal Reserve announced that they were raising their short term rates for the first time in 2016 by a quarter percentage point between 0.50% and 0.75%. This was only the second time in more than a decade. Although they projected rates would raise more quickly in 2017 that did not happen after their first policy meeting February 1st. The Feds reaffirmed in their meeting that they would hold firm on interest rates for now although projecting increases would come later in the year.
Please take time to review the latest housing market trends for our South Bay Cities below. Sales in Palos Verdes, Manhattan Beach and Hermosa Beach continue to rise while Redondo Beach shows a dip in sales.
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Beach Cities: 2016 New Construction Summary & New Home Pipeline for 2017-2018

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Happy New Year!

I wanted to share with you the latest information of the South Bay new home sales from 2016. Also, see what 2017-2018 holds for new home pipeline.

 

Take a 3D Tour of the Redondo Beach Waterfront Proposal

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CenterCal Properties unveiled 3D model of the Redondo Beach waterfront redevelopment. The developer undoubtedly is hoping the 3D model will help build public support for the massive overhaul of the harbor area.

16-by-7-foot exact replica of the 36-acre project, down to the palm trees — with individual palm fronds laser-printed and stacked on top of each other. The project is 1/16th — every inch represents 16 feet. Typically, projects are a little larger, with every inch representing eight feet. While the model lives in the CenterCal offices in El Segundo for now, people can visit as long as they call for an appointment.

The development includes a 20-foot-wide boardwalk, parks, a 120-room boutique hotel facing the pier and an upscale movie theater overlooking Seaside Lagoon, which would be opened to the ocean and transformed into a shallow beach. A pedestrian drawbridge would connect the pier to a harbor-side public market.

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There is also a virtual tour of its $300 million project vision. The nearly 12-minute-long video features sweeping views of the 35-acre site from Seaside Lagoon to the Redondo Beach pier, historical photos, movie-like renderings, and interviews with familiar waterfront faces, including Tony’s on the Pier co-owner Tony Trutanich Jr., Captain Kidd’s Fish Market owner Chris Bredesen, Kincaid’s General Manager Reggie Thomas, King Harbor Boating Foundation Chairman Julie Coll and others.

 

The Strand – Best Bike Path in California

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Stunning views, wide lanes, eye-catching scenery, unique culture and dining along the ride make this wonderful bike path the best in California. While amazing roads and dirt singletrack abound in the Golden State, sometimes it’s nice to roll along on a purpose-built bike path and soak up the sun.

Officially the Marvin Braude Bike Trail, the Strand is quintessential Los Angeles. The 22-mile path stretches from Will Rogers State Beach in Pacific Palisades to Torrance County Beach. Along the way, you’ll pass through Santa Monica, Venice, Manhattan, and Redondo. You’ll see wide beaches with volleyball courts, and all the color and mayhem you’d expect from the City of Angels. Enjoy the view from the pier at Santa Monica or Redondo Beach, both of which have restaurants and shops on offer. The brand new $4.7 million dollar improvement project on the Redondo Harbor Gateway make the southern tip one of the nicest in the world. There are plenty of restrooms, restaurants, snack stands, bike rental and repair shops, and path access along the entire route.

On weekends, you can expect a crowd, so come prepared for a leisurely cruise rather than a record-breaking time trial. Its a great ride.

North Redondo

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Location: South of Marine Ave., East of Aviation Blvd. West of Inglewood (north of Artesia Blvd.) or west of Hawthorne Blvd. (south of Artesia Blvd.) and North of 190th St.

Property Types:

  • Single-family homes are concentrated mostly in the area bordered by Inglewood Ave., Manhattan Beach Blvd., Vail Ave., and Robinson St. and in the southeast quadrant of North Redondo.
  • Original 2 bed/1 bath homes were built in the late 1940’s. Newer homes can be in excess of 3,000sf.

Classic Redondo Beach ‘Tall & Skinny’

  • Generally on smaller 25 x 100 ft. lots
  • Include one-story and much taller, multi-story properties
  • Mostly located from Artesia Blvd. to Aviation Blvd. to the north, continuing south on Ford St. to Harkness St. and 190th St. and bordered on the West by Hermosa Beach

Lot Sizes:

Vary between 7500 sf. for most townhomes and 2,500 -7,500 for single family homes.


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South Redondo

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Location:

  • Bordered by Anita St. on the north and partially by the Hermosa Beach city line, on the east by Prospect Ave., on the south by Torrance Blvd. and on the west by PCH.
  • Bordered by Torrance Blvd. on the north on the east by Prospect Ave., and PCH on the west and south.
  • The Beach area is bordered on the north by Hermosa Beach at Herondo St., PCH on the east; a small section at the extreme south butts against the Hollywood Riviera section of Torrance, and the entire western boundary is the Pacific Ocean.

Street Names:

  • North and South running streets are an alphabetical list of Spanish women’s names (ex: Catalina, Francisca, Gertruda).
  • East and West running streets are an alphabetical list of Gems (ex: Pearl, Ruby, Saphire).

Lot Sizes:

  • Vary between 7500 sf. for most townhomes and 2,500 -7,500 for single-family homes.

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