Owned a home in Manhattan Beach since 2013? Congratulations, the price of your home has appreciated at least 33% over the last 5 years!
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.
Over 4,200 square feet and spanning four bedrooms and four-and-a-half baths, the property was created by Jay Refold and is a project that represents a homecoming of sorts.
ON THE COVER Visionary Design: A contemporary home in the Manhattan Beach sand section presented by John Altamura of Altamura Real Estate Group.
In the sought-after Sand Section walk streets of Manhattan Beach, a warm contemporary home at 130 19th Street offers a breath of fresh air and a unique coastal living experience. With its distinctive design and breathtaking ocean and mountain views, this residence provides an unrivaled location just steps from the beach, along with protected panoramas that showcase stunning sunsets without obstruction.
Steve Lazar, a renowned South Bay homebuilder, has unveiled his latest masterpiece at 316 27th Street in Manhattan Beach. Nestled in the charming Sand section of town, this contemporary home stands out with its sleek design and unique textures that complement its beachside surroundings.
Discover the epitome of coastal luxury living in this meticulously crafted French-Normandy château, just steps from Manhattan Beach. A dream residence for art collectors and entertainers, this elegant home offers a seamless blend of stately manor and beachside charm.
In this edition of South Bay DIGS Magazine discover Los Angeles luxury homes and celebrity homes for sale and top agents that represent them. On the cover is the Lighthouse in Hermosa Beach offered by Dan Jensen of Keller William Beach Cities.
The reason for the interest might be the impressive scale of the place, a prim and oversized Nantucket-style residence sheathed in moss-green shingles and cut stone, but more likely it’s the lighthouse built along its edge.
Compared to median sales price increases over the last four years in the Beach Cities of Manhattan & Hermosa Beach, Palos Verdes is a relative bargain. While sales prices in Palos Verdes Estates have increased a generous 19.57% since 2011, both Manhattan & Hermosa Beach median sale prices have increased over 44% in the same period.
