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344 Via Almar, Palos Verdes Estates — Closed Escrow 12/6/19.
A lovely 4 bedroom 3 bath 2642 square foot home in lower Malaga Cove with an unobstructable ocean/coastline view. High, open beam ceilings, new carpet, paint in and out, new landscaping. Walk to RAT and Torrance Beaches, Roessler Pool, Haggerty's, Malaga Cove Plaza, Riviera Village. Now just $1,899,000 and turn-key. This is a view house in Lower Malaga Cove folks. Call me at 310 613-1076 for a private showing. [ngg src="galleries" ids="87" display="basic_thumbnail"]Continue Reading!
Beautiful 55+ Unit in Torrance — Sold!
This closed escrow at the asking price. 2367 Jefferson St #117, Torrance, is a 2 bedroom corner unit in a newer building just north of Wilson Park, and is convenient to shopping, entertainment, restaurants, etc. With granite counters, high ceilings, laundry in the unit, and a lovely balcony off the living room, this choice unit is perfect for those downsizing. Association amenities include gated parking, a meeting room, a party room with full kitchen, fitness room, and a large sheltered...Continue Reading!
May 2019 Newsletter
May, 2019 Dear Neighbor: Palos Verdes (and surrounding area) real estate prices continue on a slow, barely perceptible downward trend. The data and news in the press are all over the place (the parameters are often set to fit the story), but that’s the big picture. One reason the trend is so slow is that there continues to be a shortage of houses for sale, which is supporting the prices. Interest rates hover generally the low 4%’s, though you can beat...Continue Reading!
March 2019 Newsletter
March, 2019 Dear Neighbor: The word is out! Did you see USA Today Online where Palos Verdes Estates was ranked the best city in California in which to live? Not one of the top 10, or top 5, but the best. Housing prices are currently on a very slow downward trend. There is still a shortage of homes for sale, which is working against an otherwise more rapid decline. Remember the “no doc” loans of the early 2000’s, where the lender just...Continue Reading!