The quintessential California beach town — the most laid-back of the three Beach Cities, tucked between Hermosa Beach and the Palos Verdes Peninsula.
Considered the quintessential California beach town, Redondo Beach is the most laid-back of the three "Beach Cities" — sitting between Hermosa Beach and the Palos Verdes Peninsula.
Life here is on the water year-round: surfing, fishing, sailing, whale watching, paddleboarding — the daily menu, not the vacation list.
The Redondo Pier at the south end anchors seafood restaurants, shops and marinas along an esplanade offering some of the best sunset views in the South Bay. To the north, King Harbor Marina holds 800+ boat slips and shelters the working heart of the coastline.
Redondo Beach State Park and a small selection of luxury hotels round out the picture — a quieter neighbor to Manhattan Beach, with everything within minutes of the water.
Redondo Beach real estate is relatively more affordable than neighboring Manhattan Beach or Hermosa Beach. True waterfront inventory is limited — but everything in the city is within minutes of the water.
Architecture is deliberately custom: single-family homes alongside condominiums and townhomes, with real character variation from street to street. It's a beach city where you can still find your own style.
Marc represents buyers and sellers throughout Redondo Beach. From first walk-through to close of escrow, expect concierge-level service and a lifelong relationship.
The Neighborhood
Redondo Beach is the quintessential California beach town — more approachable than Manhattan Beach, more residential than Hermosa. The Riviera Village charm, King Harbor marina, and strand-side living define a laid-back South Bay lifestyle that families and professionals love.
The Market
Median home price ~$1.6M. Hollywood Riviera hilltop homes range $2-5M with Pacific views. Beachfront condos on Esplanade reach $3M+. Entry point into Beach Cities luxury at ~30% below Manhattan Beach prices.