Sign o' the times.

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First residential construction is banned in Manhattan Beach due to the pandemic, then it's not banned. 

And is it necessary to burn down the village (economically-speaking) a la Vietnam in order to save it?  Apparently, City Council thought the answer was yes. 

But Governor Newsom (not always a model of clear thinking) got it right and decided residential real estate construction was an essential business activity (at least as of today).

 

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Our latest new construction sale - 2101 Elm Avenue in the Manhattan Beach Tree section - proves once again the efficacy of our lot sale program.  The original lot owner got multiple offers from developers and a premium price without paying a commission and the winning bidder got a well-located, flat, west-facing lot which they were able to develop into a premium modern farmhouse-style home that sold over list price.  We love it when a plan comes together.

A new offering from Steve Lazar continues an emerging trend toward contemporary-styled homes in the Manhattan Beach Tree section.

We recently closed escrow on one newly-constructed Manhattan Beach home (461 27th Street, pictured above) and opened escrow on another (2101 Elm Avenue in the Tree section).  In addition, we sold two adjoining 6500 sqft lots for a future 6-townhome project in East Manhattan.

Noted local developer has been making a career out of building quality custom homes.  One source of his clientele - the LA Kings.  Now it looks like he has another hockey assignment.

A brand new Mark Trotter-designed modern farmhouse in the Manhattan Beach Tree section is slated for completion mid-summer.  Call us for pricing and details.

Our $6.5 million sale right before Xmas at 316 27th Street in the Manhattan Beach Sand section was cited as a Hot Property by the LA Times.

Mike and Sachi just closed on their new construction listing at 316 27th Street in the Manhattan Beach Sand section.  Sale price was $6.5 million.

A truly breath-taking brand new custom-built coastal contemporary home designed by Jon Starr is now available at a compelling new price.  Definitely worth a look.