Downtown Long Beach California is Incredible
Imagine, Sunshine 345 days of the year.
Walking to your office.
Gazing at the ocean, from your office or condo windows.
Going to the beach after work.
The most amazing sunsets God created - every day.
The Downtown Long Beach CA area has gone through a vibrant revitalization which still continues. New hi and low-rise condos, Manhattan style loft developments, condo conversions, new malls and entertainment complexes all either at the beach or within a several blocks walk continue to sprout. A total urbanization of the area is under way. It really is quite spectacular. Read More>>>
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Southern California Living - Long Beach and PasadenaSouthern California Living - Long Beach and Pasadena
The Long Beach Real Estate Home Blog is pleased to welcome guest author, Pasadena California Realtor, Irina Netchaev.
Southern California Living - Long Beach and Pasadena
Many home buyers are looking to relocate and move to Southern California to enjoy our beautiful year-round sunny weather and be close to both snow and ocean. The hardest question of all is whether to buy a home in a beach community like Long Beach or to find a home in a foothills city like Pasadena. Both, Long Beach and Pasadena are excellent places to live. Long Beach, California has a beautiful selection of homes for sale in wonderful neighborhoods like Belmont Heights where you can buy a home for around $800,000 and be a few short blocks away from the beach. For city living at its best, but still close to the beach, then a Downtown Long Beach Condo is waiting for you. Downtown Long Beach has gone through extensive revitalization and there are many high and low-rise condos and lofts with spectacular views which can be purchased for as little as $69,990, or for as much as $2,699,999; many of which are high rise luxury condos on the waterfront (prices based on 2 and 2+ bedroom units). Downtown neighborhoods vary greatly in price. Of course, Long Beach wouldn't be Long Beach without the Queen Mary, the Long Beach Aquarium of the Pacific, East Village Arts District, Long Beach Convention Center, Long Beach Museum of Art, and you're just a ferry away from Catalina Island and the Port of Long Beach where all the wonderful cruise ships are waiting to take you to romantic destinations. Long Beach is also 35th largest city in the nation and the 5th largest city in California.
Pasadena California is about 35 miles away from the beach, but is nestled in the San Gabriel Foothills. If you decide to buy a home in Pasadena, you'll be minutes from hiking trails and a short drive to the mountains where you can enjoy winter skiing. Old Town Pasadena has also undergone an extensive revitalization over the last 10 years. Beautiful live-work lofts are being built, as well as a nice selection of condos and townhomes are available for sale ranging anywhere between $600,000 to over $1,000,000. Pasadena's business center is located in the South Lake District where you can buy a 1 bedroom condo for as little as $400,000 and be steps away from great restaurants and boutiques. Pasadena is full of historic neighborhoods and has many historically designated landmark districts like; Historic Highlands , Bungalow Heaven and Madison Heights. Homes for sale in Pasadena are available starting at $500,000, but average closer to $955,000. http://www.longbeachrealestatehome.com/003E6C Posted on July 11, 2008 18:49:56 by Laurie.Manny
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Selling YOUR Long Beach California Homes and CondosSelling YOUR Long Beach California Homes and Condos
The Long Beach Real Estate Home Blog is pleased to welcome guest author, Portsmouth New Hampshire Realtor, Ann Cummings.
http://www.longbeachrealestatehome.com/003E2C Posted on July 09, 2008 13:50:16 by Laurie.Manny
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Its Time to Purchase Your Own Home - Long Beach California Real EstateIts Time to Purchase Your Own Home - Long Beach - Southern California Real EstateThe Long Beach Real Estate Home Blog is proud to welcome guest author Bruce Mulhearn.
A native of Newcastle-Upon-Tyne, England, he has been a U.S. citizen since 1964. He is recognized nationally for his contributions as one of the foremost instructors in the industry. He is president and founder of Prudential California Realty, Mulhearn Group, which opened in 1967 and has grown to 21 offices with some 800 sales associates and is ranked as one of the top 100 real estate firms in the U.S.
"It's Now Time to Purchase Your Own Home!"
On a national basis, California, Arizona, Nevada, and Florida have been hit the hardest with value reductions; however, in retrospect, these are the four states that had by far the most appreciation within a five-year period from 2000 to 2005. When a headline screams out, "Median Price in California Drops 30% in One Year," that in itself is startling. The median price in California has fallen to $339,000. That's the steepest monthly decline in two decades. But in return, it draws in a tremendous amount of first-time buyers who now see the homes as affordable. They are no longer priced out of the market. What we're seeing are prices in 2008 that reflect the same price in 2004. At the height of the market in May 2007, the median price was at $484,000. http://www.longbeachrealestatehome.com/003E0D Posted on July 08, 2008 18:46:06 by Laurie.Manny
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Staging Your Long Beach California LoftsStaging Your Long Beach California LoftsSTAGING YOUR LONG BEACH CALIFORNIA LOFTS
Staging or setting up your loft is a bit different than a home staging for a traditional 3-bedroom 2-bath home. The loft's one large room image needs created room definition. There's a lot of versatility in designing a loft. Repositioning the "walls" creates a new place, almost as if you've moved. The challenge is changing the virtual kitchen, dining room, living room and office into reality, well worth the time spent! Just as we know creating the illusion of openness with paint color in a traditional home works, the illusion of separation in a loft can be accomplished in a different way using floor rugs, two-sided bookcases, hanging panels, floor screens and portable walls. The high ceilings create and keep the openness of the floor plan - the reason why so many love lofts. The use of mirrors positioned to reflect the sunlight will brighten up entire space. For pet owners, it's also possible to incorporate an awesome area for your pet in an end table or nightstand. http://www.longbeachrealestatehome.com/003DF6 Posted on July 08, 2008 03:45:49 by Laurie.Manny
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Living in a Long Beach Home with a Pool - Safety TipsLiving in a Long Beach Home with a Pool - Safety Tips
Here are some safety tips for living in a Long Beach CA home with a pool:
http://www.longbeachrealestatehome.com/003DED Posted on July 07, 2008 16:47:13 by Laurie.Manny
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Bruce T. Mulhearn is viewed as one of the most profound
thinkers and analysts in the real estate profession. He obtained his real estate license in
1960. In addition, he is a recipient of
numerous professional designations from the National Association of Realtors
including Graduate Realtors Institute (GRI), Certified Residential Broker
(CRB), and Certified Residential Salesman (CRS).




