Real estate and homes for sale in the South Bay
Homes in the Beach Cities and South Bay
While it would be nice if the weather cooperated we still wanted to welcome summer to the South Bay, Beach Cities and Palos Verdes! Enjoy and stay safe!
From realtor Keith Kyle and Vista Sotheby’s International Realty we wanted to wish you a very happy summer.
Happy Memorial Day. Today we honor those that made the ultimate sacrifice
In a step towards normalcy the beaches of the South Bay are open for limited activities. While you can’t sit or lie on the beach you can use the beach for activities. Running, walking, etc. are all possible and the best news is that the water is now open for activities as well! This includes Manhattan Beach, Hermosa Beach, Redondo Beach, Torrance Beach and Dockweiler Beach (El Segundo)
Just a note….the picture below is from 4th of July…..not what it currently looks like. Please be responsible so our beaches remain open!
From Keith Kyle and Vista Sotheby’s International Realty….we wanted to wish all of the moms out there a very Happy Mother’s Day! Enjoy your day!
If you’re over 55, the South Bay has a number of great options for you to purchase a home. Due to lesser demand, senior complexes are 
generally priced well below similar homes that don’t have age restrictions. Many of the complexes were built in the past 20 years and have a very updated and current look and feel more like vacation style hotels than senior living condos. Take a look below at just some of the options and communities in the area.
We would be happy to send you email listing alerts when a new 55+ condo or townhome comes on the market.
If you’re looking for 55+ housing or it might be a good option, please don’t hesitate to contact us and let us know what you’re looking for. For specific information take a look at:
We love lights! We love the holidays! One of our favorite ways of getting in the holiday spirit is to visit the holiday lights of the “Candy Cane
Lane” area of South Torrance. Known as Seaside Ranchos in South Torrance the rest of the year, this neighborhood really shines (quite literally) during the holidays. Cars line up and pedestrians take to the streets to enjoy this incredible display of holiday lights and Christmas decorations. It really is something to behold and it’s worth waiting in the line of cars. Even better is doing it by foot but obviously that’s weather dependent.
There are quite a few traffic restrictions this time of year and generally speaking the only way in is westbound on PCH at Robert Road. If you want to walk into the community your best parking options are on PCH or Calle Mayor. The lights are also fairly close to the parking lot at South Torrance High School.
