What’s happening in the local housing market? Manhattan Beach continues to lead the South Bay with a 53.95%% median sales price increase since 2011, but South Redondo Beach also stands out with a 52.77% increase.
Beverly Hills native Alison Clay-Duboff spent most of her childhood traveling throughout Europe with her mother, where she first caught the real estate bug while helping expatriates find housing. In 2000, she settled in the South Bay, where she’s now a top-producing real estate agent for RE/MAX.
The Former Benny Goodman home at 945 Corsica Drive is situated on a quiet tree-lined street, moments from Pacific Coast Highway and Sunset Boulevard.
The new, crisp white home on 1617 Hermosa Avenue—steps from the action on the beach and Pier Avenue—neatly exemplifies an aesthetic that’s been cropping up throughout the South Bay.
Malibu is dotted with small wineries that will satisfy your thirst for award-winning wines while offering a slightly more casual and festive atmosphere than the larger vineyards to the north. Malibu is also home to several private wineries that will host private events, weddings, and corporate affairs.
The Hollywood Riviera and Redondo Beach areas have experienced solid median sale price gains over the last four years, with South Redondo Beach leading the way with a 46.58% price increase since 2011. The local housing market remains strong with little headwinds, although the second half of the year will tell the real story.
After receiving her Master’s degree from British Columbia University and working as a city planner in Vancouver, Canada, Fiora Aston decided to make the move to L.A., finding true fulfillment with a career in real estate.