Rondo Beach Real Estate

According to the 2000 U.S. Census Bureau report, approximately 63,300 people call the city of Redondo Beach, California home. Redondo Beach is a small community that spans only 6.35 square miles. Although there are two miles of sandy beaches, Redondo Beach is mainly a residential area that offers community programs and family events year-round for children and seniors alike. Redondo Beach also has twelve public schools, reflecting the residential nature of the community.

Redondo Beach has many recreational activities to offer. Choose from fifteen parks thirteen parkettes, and enjoy recreational water frontage. The area offers two libraries, five community centers, and a 1400-seat performing arts theater, giving the visitor and the resident a multitude of entertainment options.

Redondo Beach Housing Prices:

Blanch Evans, a writer for Realty Times, compares Redondo Beach to "Hollywood's version of the Riviera." She claims that, "though the properties are expensive, Redondo Beach is a \"bargain\" and it is experiencing a rising seller's market.\" The median price of a single family home is $650,000, but prices rise as you get closer to the beach.

North vs. South:

There is a price difference between North and South Redondo Beach. Single-family homes in South Redondo Beach range from $400,000 for a 2-bedroom California Craftsman to over $1,000,000 for oceanfront property. Condos range from $300,000 to $900,000.

Real Estate prices in North Redondo Beach are a little less expensive. North Redondo Beach offers single family homes from $300,000 to $700,000 and condos from $350,000 to $600,000.

Sill, real estate professionals insist that Redondo Beach real estate prices are on the rise.