The South Redondo Beach Real Estate Market

Amenities, and attractions in South Redondo Beach

Los Angeles County, California is home to some of the best beach cities you’ll ever visit. Redondo Beach is the king of those beach cities. Families, couples, and single folks love the welcoming atmosphere, and the incomparable Pacific Ocean views from cliffs, beaches, and homes. Sports enthusiasts such as runners, volleyball players, and surfers frequent the city or make it their home. There’s a galleria and other shopping for the retail inclined, and a plethora of other attractions and amenities. Dining options are stellar and varied, as are the array of activities available to individuals, children, or entire families. Last but not least, the weather is straight out of paradise, being mild and sunny almost every single day of the year. Movies and television shows such as Medium and The O.C. are frequently filmed in town, as the entertainment industry’s global hub is just a few miles away. It’s been long called “The Gem of the Continent,” and it’s easy to see why.

The parameters of South Redondo Beach

Located in LA County, South Redondo Beach is the southernmost point of Redondo Beach. The neighborhood includes the immediate area surrounding Redondo Beach Pier, south of 190th Street, and the area that’s north of the Hollywood Riviera. There are residential condos for sale mixed in with single family homes, many of which are priced in the low millions. Redondo Beach is more affordable than other places in Los Angeles County.

South Redondo Beach is the heart of the city, and home to the retail, dining, and cultural parts of the vibrant city. There is a clear delineation between North and South Redondo Beach, which south being the more mixed use and active. North Redondo Beach is mostly residential, although there are commercial and industrial interests that maintain a portion of the city’s jobs on the North side.

The population of Redondo Beach proper is about 67,000, and it’s served by the Redondo Beach Unified School District.

Redondo Beach Pier is the place to be

While there’s much to do in the entire area, Redondo Beach Pier in South Redondo Beach is one of the most energetic and alive places in the city. There’s an arcade, shops for both tourists and locals, open air bars, and delicious seafood restaurants. The Marina is adjacent to the Pier, and hosts another set of restaurants and bars. Nightlife and beach city lifestyle are important to the residents and visitors of South Redondo Beach. You can often see fishermen trying for today’s fresh catch, and the shape of the pier aids in the search for the perfect bite. The Pier is not far south from LAX, so travelers often find themselves taking in the activity and panoramic views of the Pacific Ocean.

In the summers, the Pier offers free concerts, free yoga classes, and happy hour specials that entice tourists and locals to mingle and spend time socializing in South Redondo Beach. Seasonally, there is also whale watching, kayaking, and other water activities.

A fledgling cultural scene brings community theatre, dance troupes, and music to the city. Surfers and volleyball players can be found everywhere in South Redondo Beach.

You need a realtor with experience in South Redondo Beach real estate

George Fotion is a premiere real estate agent who represents buyers and sellers in South Redondo Beach.  He’s an expert in the Redondo Beach real estate market, and he’s passionate about finding you a beautiful home. If you’d like to speak with George about your options, please call to schedule an appointment at (424) 226-2147.

Use this link to get an up to date list of South Redondo Beach real estate West of PCH now in escrow… this is your best insight into what’s happening “now” in the market because these are the properties buyers perceived as having value enough to offer on and buy; often to the exclusion of those properties still for sale, picked over and rejected. IF you were a seller, which category would you want to be in?!