It was the mid-1980s when Ed Kaminsky, a transplant from Ohio who was working in the jewelry business, decided to try his hand in real estate. Dominating luxury real estate in the South Bay, selling over 100 properties a year, Ed Kaminsky is engaged in businesses beyond selling properties.
If you’ve strolled along 17th Street’s walk street in Manhattan Beach, it’s likely you’ve slowed down to check out the sprawling Mediterranean Revival home poised towards the end of the sunny walkway.
ON THE COVER Sand Section Supreme: A custom Mediterranean revival brings home size, beauty and features galore presented by Ed Kaminsky of the Kaminsky Real Estate Group at Strand Hill | Christie’s International, and Jackie White and Chris Dodson at Vista Sotheby’s International Realty.
Crafted in 2005 by notable South Bay high-end custom builders Mike Zivec and Rick Farnham, the three-level home features more than 3,000 square feet of finely-honed living space highlighted by vaulted beamed ceilings, custom stonework, designer lighting, and rich, wide-plank hardwood flooring throughout.
ON THE COVER Spanish Coastal: A picturesque Manhattan Beach walk street home balances a California classic style with modern beachside living presented by Ed Kaminsky of the Kaminsky Real Estate Group.
ON THE COVER Retreat and Nature: Acres of land overlooking beach, mountain, and city views play host to a sprawling home that is equally luxurious and welcoming presented by Ed Kaminsky of The Kaminsky Real Estate Group and Almas Lodhie of Worldwide Realty.
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ON THE COVER Natural Beauty: Simply yet undeniably elegant in all its aspects this modern Manhattan Beach abode redefines the concept of indoor-outdoor living presented by Ed Kaminsky of The Kaminsky Real Estate Group or Strand Hill | Christie’s International Real Estate, designed and built by Steve Lazar.
Best known for cutting-edge beach-contemporary homes that often reference ships or lifeguard towers in their silhouettes (his Lifeguard Tower Home in Hermosa was a design breakout), Steve Lazar has tucked another design one-off under his belt, this one on a quiet Hill Section street overlooking the ocean.
