Long Beach Real Estate

Gorgeous home nestled in the quiet a highly desired Wrigley neighborhood in Long Beach! This home features an elegant kitchen complete with custom cabinetry, granite countertops, backsplash, and stainless steel appliances! All bathrooms have been upgraded and the home has a modern look while maintaining its classic charm. Every surface from the intricate tile flooring to the well-appointed fixtures, hardware, and tile designs, has been carefully curated. There is a cozy fireplace in the living room that makes you want to spend all day inside, especially on those chilly nights! The welcoming master suite has a balcony, walk-in closet with built-ins, and an incredible en-suite bathroom with a large shower and separate tub to unwind in. These are just some of the many exceptional elements that complete this special residence. Act fast because this outstanding home is sure to go quick! Voucher for 48" THOR 6 Burner Professional Gas Range issued at the close of escrow.

Real estate brokerage CBRE announced a Long Beach office building at 1501 Hughes Way sold for nearly $13.4 million. (Courtesy image) By  ANDREW EDWARDS  |  aedwards@scng.com  | Press-Telegram February 14, 2018 at 11:59 am A four-story Long Beach office building northwest of where the 405 and 710 freeways meet sold for nearly $13.4 million. Real estate brokerage CBRE reported the sale on Tuesday. Atlantic Pearl Investments, Inc., a Los Angeles real estate investment firm, acquired the building from a “Brookfield-sponsored private real estate fund,” according to the announcement. The building, at 1501 Hughes Way, has nearly 78,300 square feet of space and 88 percent occupancy. Mark Shaffer, Anthony DeLorenzo, Gary Stache and Doug Mack of CBRE’s Investment Properties SoCal Team represented the seller in the deal.

Renters are outnumbering homeowners in a growing number of Southern California cities. 0 COMMENTS By  KEVIN SMITH  |  kvsmith@scng.com  | San Gabriel Valley Tribune February 13, 2018 at 9:35 am The dream of homeownership is slipping away for residents in many Southland cities as renters increasingly outnumber those who own homes. That’s the takeaway from figures released this week by the nationwide apartment search website  RENT Cafe . The latest communities to achieve this distinction are Pasadena, Lancaster, San Bernardino, Anaheim and Santa Ana. In 2006, 49.9 percent of Pasadena’s population were renters. But by 2016, that had risen to 58.3 percent, an increase of nearly 17 percent. Lancaster has experienced a similar trend with an even more dramatic increase. Its share of renters rose from 36.2 percent in 2006 to 51 percent in 2016, an increase of nearly 41 percent. The ripple effect Mel Wilson, broker and owner of  Mel Wilson & Associates Realtors  in Nort

New property owners will automatically receive a Claim For Homeowners' Property Tax Exemption. Homeowners’ Exemptions may also apply to a supplemental assessment if the prior owner did not claim the exemption. Further instructions are included with the claim form. If you own a home and it is your principal place of residence on January 1, you may apply for an exemption of $7,000 from your assessed value. Email me for form