Communities

Santa Monica

One of the most popular beach communities in Southern California, home to the historic Pier, the Third Street Promenade and an electric downtown atmosphere.

Iconic Coastal

Millions come. A few get to stay.

Santa Monica is one of the most popular beach communities in Southern California, millions of tourists arrive each year for the beaches, the Santa Monica Pier, the lively downtown, and the shopping, dining and electric atmosphere that define the city.

Living in Santa Monica

A pier, a promenade, and everything in between

The historic Santa Monica Pier, built in 1909, anchors the city with Pacific Park's Ferris wheel, the Looff Hippodrome and Carousel, shops, restaurants, an amusement park and arcade. Concerts and festivals thread through the calendar all year.

Downtown Santa Monica moves at its own pace, shoppers, diners, tourists and street performers give the streets their signature energy.

The Third Street Promenade, pedestrian-only, runs the range from farm-fresh produce to luxury brands, a rare open-air stretch where daily errands and international shopping share the same block.

Real Estate in Santa Monica

Diverse, layered, deep inventory

Santa Monica real estate is deliberately diverse: historic and modern estates, single-family homes, condominiums and townhouses, a wide range of sizes and prices unusual for a beach city of this profile.

Beachfront addresses are the most coveted, running from architectural estates to high-rise condominiums. Condos are a significant part of the stock, giving buyers meaningful entry points at multiple price levels.

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The Neighborhood

Living here

Santa Monica is where the Westside becomes beach town, the Pier, the Promenade, and the farmers markets anchor a city that blends tech wealth (Silicon Beach) with Old-Hollywood glamour. Residents walk to Erewhon, bike the Marvin Braude Trail, and dine at Elephante or Giorgio Baldi.

The Market

Median condo ~$1.2M, median single-family ~$3.8M. North of Montana Avenue estates range from $5M to $25M. The Palisades Beach Road oceanfront strip hosts $40M+ compounds. Downtown and Ocean Avenue condos attract international buyers.

Official site: City of Santa Monica →