ON THE COVER | Strand Duet: A rare duo of contrasting Strand homes—one classic, one modern—on two neighboring parcels marks a milestone in Manhattan Beach real estate presented by Ed Kaminsky of The Kaminsky Real Estate Group at eXp Realty
A once-in-a-generation opportunity hits the Manhattan Beach market with 1808 & 1812 The Strand—two neighboring oceanfront homes offering 66 feet of rare coastal frontage. Listed by Ed Kaminsky, this contrasting duo—a striking Modernist concrete residence and a pristine 1922 Craftsman cottage—can be purchased separately or together, presenting unparalleled potential for a dream estate or landmark compound in one of the most coveted stretches of The Strand.
ON THE COVER | Splendor by the Shore: Pedigreed design, a coveted location and infinite ocean views define an exceptional architectural masterpiece on the North Hermosa Strand presented by Robb Stroyke of Bayside RE Partners and Brad Feld SRA Advisors.
Experience coastal luxury at its finest at 3124 The Strand—a one-of-a-kind oceanfront masterpiece in North Hermosa Beach. Designed by top names like Marmol Radziner, Tamaro Design Group and Tim Clarke, this 6-bed, 7-bath, 5,250-SF residence blends warm modern design with Balinese touches and sweeping views from Malibu to Catalina. With a rooftop deck, finished basement, guest quarters, and standout indoor-outdoor spaces, this architectural gem delivers elevated beach living in every detail.
Gwyneth Paltrow’s latest Goop boutique in Larkspur, Northern California, is a masterclass in serene, intentional design—crafted in collaboration with Orange County-based studio viaClover. Nestled in the Marin Country Mart, the 1,200-square-foot space blends French, New York, and Californian influences with warm ’70s vibes, inviting visitors to explore wellness through curated beauty, home, and fashion offerings—plus Goop’s first-ever in-store treatment room.
ON THE COVER | Raw Beauty: In Rancho Palos Verdes, a meticulous oceanfront estate from a visionary architect is a spectacular expression of Organic Modernism presented by Nate Cole of the brokerage Modern California House.
A rare architectural masterpiece by Aaron G. Green, protégé of Frank Lloyd Wright, 8 Sea Cove Drive in Rancho Palos Verdes is an oceanfront estate that embodies organic modernism with timeless grace. Set on 3.4 acres with sweeping views of the Pacific, Abalone Cove, and Catalina Island, this meticulously preserved 1959 residence seamlessly blends nature, design, and functionality—featuring dramatic open-plan living, redwood and mahogany details, and thoughtful indoor-outdoor flow.
ON THE COVER | Timeless Traditional: A sophisticated American Martyrs estate is marked by a high-quality family home with an incandescent ocean view, custom amenities, and proximity to Manhattan Beach’s best presented by Giovanni Altamura of Altamura Real Estate Group.
This exquisitely reimagined Traditional-style home at 528 15th Street spans 6,483 sq. ft. across three levels, featuring six bedrooms, seven baths, ocean views, and top-tier amenities, including a state-of-the-art home theater, an NYC Soho-inspired gym, and seamless indoor-outdoor living spaces. Designed for both comfort and entertaining, the residence boasts a stunning double island kitchen, a private sun deck, and a sophisticated master suite.
ON THE COVER | Coastal Couture: A custom quality ocean view home in a coveted Sand Section location defines this architectural touchstone in Manhattan Beach presented by Cindy Shearin of The Shearin Group at Strand Hill Forbes Global Properties.
120 2nd Street, a custom ocean-view estate in Manhattan Beach’s coveted Sand Section designed by renowned architect Jon Starr, featuring 5-bed, 7-bath spanning over 5,400 sq. ft. across four levels, with expansive living spaces, exquisite finishes, and seamless indoor-outdoor flow. Take in breathtaking views of the ocean, Manhattan Pier, and Malibu, plus a chef’s kitchen, multiple decks, and a prime Walk Street location, this home is a rare market opportunity.
The West Maui land market rebounded significantly in 2024, driven by local demand, strategic relocation, and economic opportunity. While the broader real estate market has faced volatility, land transactions have surged, reflecting renewed interest in purchasing and developing agricultural land. Key areas such as Puunoa, Launiupoko, Olowalu, and Ukumehame have become highly sought-after locations for both residential and agricultural development.
