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New Listing in Fusion South Bay – Upgraded “A” Condo
**Please note that this is an older post and this condo sold in 2015. Click here to see the latest homes for sale in the gated community of Fusion South Bay
Coming to the market in early November, this beautifully updated condo offers the perfect combination of newer construction, active lifestyle, ideal location and affordable price. Located at 5404 149th Place #11 in the Hollyglen area of Hawthorne, this upgraded condo offers gleaming hardwood floors, granite countertops, in unit laundry, stainless appliances and an oversized patio. With 2 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms, each on a different level, this is ideal for a multitude of lifestyles. See information and floorplan of Fusion South Bay “A” unit.
Fusion at South Bay is one of the few newer construction gated communities in the South Bay and is ideally located just across the street from Manhattan Beach. Enjoy the community pool and spa, the basketball court, small park or take a short 5 minute drive to the beach. Fusion is also located in the Hollyglen neighborhood with students attending the award winning Wiseburn School District
Contact listing agent Keith Kyle for more information or a sneak preview.
Keith Kyle – Top Producer, Realtor
Vista Sotheby’s International Realty
www.KeithKyleHomes.com
2501 N Sepulveda, Manhattan Beach CA 90266
Is $1.0M the New Price Point For New Construction Townhomes?
By Keith Kyle
With prices rising rapidly in North Redondo Beach, the bar has now apparently been set for new construction 2 on a lot townhomes. With the recent sales of all 4 units at 2016 and 2018 Gates, all priced at $999,000 the pricing for new construction 4 bedroom townhomes appears to be something unheard of in the past for this neighborhood. The homes are certainly well done with high end finishes, square footage between 2400 and 2500 square feet, and each having small yards but the general consensus is that hitting the $1.0M price is a very big number for North Redondo townhomes. Known in the area as “2 on a lot” townhomes they feel more like single family homes than townhomes. They are completely detached, have direct garage access and private yards. The property is shared among the 2 owners that comprise of the HOA. In most cases the agreement between owners is pretty informal and often only insurance and landscaping are shared costs. Contact us for information on these wonderful alternatives to single family homes or fill in our free listing update form to receive new listings daily. See below for all of the 2013/14 sales of these 2 on a lot new construction townhomes.
Pending | 2018 | Gates AV #A | $ 999,000 | 4/3,0,1,0 | 2508 |
Pending | 2016 | Gates AV #B | $ 999,000 | 4/3,0,1,0 | 2400 |
Pending | 2322 | Carnegie LN | $ 849,000 | 4/3,0,0,0 | 2126 |
Pending | 2016 | Gates AV #A | $ 999,000 | 4/4,0,1,0 | 2400 |
Pending | 1702 | Phelan LN | $ 819,000 | 4/2,1,1,0 | 2110 |
Sold | 2018 | Gates AV #B | $ 999,000 | 4/3,0,1,0 | 2508 |
Sold | 2017 | Huntington LN #B | $ 984,000 | 4/3,0,1,0 | 2612 |
Sold | 2017 | Huntington LN #A | $ 992,000 | 4/3,0,1,0 | 2612 |
Fusion townhomes show just how the market has changed
Often when we look at the broader world of the real estate market it’s hard to notice just how dramatic a shift can be. It’s equally amazing just how quickly we forget the market we just left…as if we’ll never be back. I focus much of my attention in terms of marketing, selling and blogging about a small gated community in the Hollyglen known as Fusion South Bay. It’s just a pocket of newer townhomes in the South Bay but nowhere have I seen a more drastic turnaround and the implications it has had. I sold a few units at the height of the market and have struggled with the fact that values went down so dramatically and so quickly. As they were constructed in 2005-2007 almost every buyer was truly buying at the peak of the market. The result was a % of short sales and foreclosures not seen anywhere else in the area. Less than a year ago almost 75% of the closed sales were short sales and values plummeted. I showed most of them and, at the time, I almost felt as though you couldn’t give them away….no buyer motivation, no sense of urgency and most of those buyers are probably now kicking themselves. It was truly a buyers market.
Just a year later and oh how the real estate world has changed. Units that had been in the low $300,000s are now in the mid to high $400,000s and buyers are lining up for the next owner that decides to sell. At the moment the one 2 bedroom home for sale, the smallest floor plan in Fusion, is listed at the same price that a 3 bedroom sold for just a year earlier. Those clients that had bought a few years back are once again looking good and those that didn’t purchase at the bottom when they had the chance are certainly wishing they had. In one short year this micro market has gone from barely being able to give away these townhomes, to having buyers and agents eagerly searching off market for the chance to own one.
My how quickly things change and how quickly we forget where we just were.
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Upcoming New Construction Homes in Hermosa Beach CA
Recent news has shown that builder confidence is up and that new construction starts is at a multi-year high. That’s not anything new for Hermosa Beach. A quick drive through the Hermosa Beach sand section makes it clear that builders are most definitely building. According to South Bay realtor and Hermosa Beach resident Keith Kyle with South Bay Brokers, “it’s hard not to notice the abundance of projects underway. In some areas there are 3 or 4 new homes being built on the same street. The market has always remained strong during the downturn, but the amount of builders buying older homes shows that confidence in the Hermosa Beach real estate market is very high.” Much of the new construction is for owner users, but more and more spec projects are taking place as well. Below are some of the projects underway in Hermosa Beach. Prices on most are, as yet, undetermined but many do have some pricing information available. Beyond simply having a new home, the advantage to purchasing new construction when the project is underway is that buyers can often work with the builders in choosing finishes and truly make for a custom home.
2434 Hermosa Ave | Single Family | |
2459 Myrtle | Single Family | |
108 35th Street | Single Family | |
2850 El Oeste | Single Family | |
2418 Myrtle | Single Family | |
504-512 25th Street | 2 Single Family or 4 Townhomes | |
345 33rd Street | Single Family | |
1400 Block Monterey | 3 Townhomes | |
1100 Block Cypress | 3 Townhomes | |
162 Monterey | 2 Townhomes | |
100 Block of Manhattan Ave |
2 Townhomes | |
1500 Manhattan Ave | 2 Townhomes | |
1515 Manhattan Ave | 2 Townhomes | |
2052 Manhattan Ave | Single Family | |
1160 Cypress | 2 Townhomes | |
533 11th Street | 3 Townhomes | |
1600 Golden | 2 Townhomes | |
1200 Block 9th Street | 2 Single Family Homes |
Hermosa and Manhattan Beach Luxury Walkstreet Homes Driving the Market
Hemosa Beach and Manhattan Beach Walkstreet Homes
Prices have jumped considerably in the sand sections of both Hermosa Beach and Manhattan Beach, and much of the reason is the recent flood of the market of very high end luxury homes in A+ locations. Although there are a few oceanfront “Strand” homes for sale, the primary reason for the recent rise in median prices is the number of homes and townhomes on the highly sought after “walkstreet” locations. The current median price for a Hermosa walkstreet home is $3974,000 and the current average price is $4,447,500. The current median price for a Manhattan Beach walkstreet home is $3,350,000 and the average price is $4,123,000.
For more information on the Manhattan Beach or Hermosa Beach sand section, or any of these luxury walkstreet properties, please feel free to contact us at 310-251-2344 or keith@keithkylehomes.com.