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Your Secret Hideaway in PV — Closed escrow 7/31/23

[ngg src="galleries" ids="119" display="basic_thumbnail" thumbnail_crop="0"]This sold at full price to the buyer who also bought the adjacent lot.  For the ultimate in privacy, this one level home is perched high on the hill with a sweeping view of the ocean, the picturesque Palos Verdes coastline, and Catalina Island. You will find your quiet refuge here, where you can enjoy the famously excellent climate on the south side of the hill and be free from the noise and bustle of the...Continue Reading!

Just Listed — Turn-key One Level Home in Upper Malaga Cove!

Tucked away on a quiet street in prestigious upper Malaga Cove, this one level home features a sweeping view of Santa Monica Bay and the Queen's Necklace. This is a complete remodel, light and open, with skylites, large rooms and an open island kitchen that has every amenity you could want. The rear garden is exceptionally enchanting with a waterfall emerging from a rock wall, a dreamy path up to a private seating area, complete with fire pit, and a...Continue Reading!

May 2023 Newsletter

Dear Neighbor: Local real estate prices continue to hold up better than most of us predicted, the primary reason being a lack of houses for sale.  Reasonably-priced houses are selling instantly, often with multiple offers. Nationally prices are down 12% from the June 2022 peak, although locally it feels like they are down less.  One reason for the smaller than predicted decline, apart from others I’ve discussed in previous newsletters, is the reticence of current homeowners to give up their low...Continue Reading!

The History of Palos Verdes

As you probably know, I've lived in Palos Verdes for 75 years -- probably why they made the President of the Palos Verdes Historical Society.  On May 12 at 4 pm at Hesse Park, I will be giving a one hour presentation on the history of Palos Verdes, beginning with Frank Vanderlip's 1913 purchase of the Peninsula.  I'd like to begin in 1821 with Mexico's independence from Spain, but I only have an hour.  Much of this is from my...Continue Reading!