August 21, 2026August 21, 2026

60 Redondo Beach Home Sales in July at $1,686,027 Average

Redondo Beach Real Estate Market Recap – July 2026

62 Redondo home sales with $1,662,439 average home price

The Redondo Beach housing market remained strong in July 2026, with 60 homes sold and an average sales price of $1.686 million, up from $1.66 million in June. The median sales price also increased to $1.579 million, compared to $1.576 million the previous month, reflecting continued buyer demand.

While closed sales dipped slightly from 62 in June to 60 in July, home values continued to trend higher. The average price per square foot was $899, highlighting ongoing appreciation across the market despite a modest slowdown in transaction volume.

The average asking price was $1,691,081 with the average sold price at $1,686,027 meaning homes generally sold for close to full price.

Of the homes that sold 29 were in north Redondo Beach 90278 with a $1,543,283
average price and 40 days on market.

24 were in south Redondo Beach or 90277 with an average price of $1,669,225 and 53 average days on market.

The remainder were located in the Hollywood Riviera which has a 90277 (South Redondo Beach) zip code but is actually in the city of Torrance.

July 2026 Home Sales and Prices in Redondo Beach

Type		Address	Sold price	Beds & Baths	Sq feet	Age
TWNHS	431	Camino De Las Colinas	$1,425,000	3/2,0,1,0	1827	1978
TWNHS	155	Calle Mayor	$1,470,000	2/1,1,1,0	1545	1977
SFR	348	Calle De Andalucia	$1,764,000	3/2,0,1,0	1401	1948
SFR	464	Calle De Castellana	$2,700,000	3/2,0,0,0	2113	1953
SFR	208	Paseo De Granada	$3,462,000	3/1,2,0,0	2942	2008
SFR	406	Via Mesa Grande	$4,199,000	4/3,0,1,0	3000	2008
CONDO	2308	Curtis #4	$954,000	3/2,0,0,0	1142	1974
TWNHS	1917	Nelson Avenue #E	$1,112,500	3/2,0,1,0	1254	1981
SFR	2022	Graham Ave	$1,175,000	4/2,0,1,0	1686	1965
TWNHS	2503	Perkins LN	$1,210,000	4/3,0,0,0	1641	2001
TWNHS	2618	Curtis	$1,230,000	3/3,0,0,0	1790	2004
TWNHS	2109	Curtis AVE #A	$1,438,120	3/2,0,1,0	2137	1986
TWNHS	2313	Nelson AVE #A	$1,580,000	4/3,0,1,0	2701	2001
TWNHS	2622	Curtis Ave	$1,875,000	5/4,0,1,0	2775	2026
TWNHS	2224	Gates AVE #B	$1,900,000	4/4,0,0,0	2700	2016
SFR	2002	Curtis AVE	$1,907,000	3/2,0,0,0	1190	1955
SFR	2501	Curtis	$2,000,000	4/2,2,0,0	2848	2026
SFR	2500	Phelan Lane	$2,026,000	5/3,1,0,0	2807	2026
CONDO	2707	Carnegie LN #Unit 1	$799,000	2/1,0,1,0	1387	1978
TWNHS	1911	Rockefeller LN #F	$945,000	2/1,0,1,0	1258	1977
TWNHS	1710	Grant #14	$1,155,000	3/3,0,0,0	1885	1974
TWNHS	2012	Harriman #A	$1,550,000	4/0,3,1,0	3006	1990
TWNHS	2007	Belmont Ln #B	$1,579,000	4/3,0,0,0	2138	1992
TWNHS	1821	Speyer #B	$1,600,000	4/2,0,1,0	2206	1990
TWNHS	2604	Grant AVE #B	$1,600,000	4/4,0,0,0	2193	2025
TWNHS	1801	Harriman LN	$1,815,000	4/2,0,1,0	2392	1986
TWNHS	2205	Marshalfield #B	$2,099,000	4/3,0,1,0	2233	2026
SFR	2618	182nd	$1,280,000	3/1,0,0,0	835	1953
SFR	717	High	$2,290,000	6/5,0,0,0	3701	2000
SFR	1609	Carver ST	$1,329,750	4/1,0,1,0	1399	1964
SFR	1825	Goodman Ave	$1,457,838	3/1,1,0,0	1331	1967
SFR	1113	Ford	$1,535,000	3/2,0,0,0	1640	1969
SFR	1743	Stanford	$1,577,000	3/2,0,0,0	2447	1981
SFR	1618	Carver Street	$1,875,000	3/2,0,1,0	1881	1981
SFR	1621	Carver ST	$1,885,000	3/2,0,1,0	1872	1992
TWNHS	509 N	Juanita AVE #5	$1,125,000	3/2,0,1,0	1675	1981
TWNHS	234 N	Irena #3	$1,320,000	3/2,0,1,0	1963	1988
SFR	416	N Prospect Ave	$1,475,000	4/2,0,1,0	1760	1965
TWNHS	217 S	Helberta AVE #5	$1,520,000	3/2,0,1,0	2015	1981
SFR	610	Carnelian	$2,165,000	7/3,0,0,0	2546	1909
TWNHS	110	S Irena AVE #A	$2,225,000	4/4,0,0,0	2400	2025
TWNHS	519	Emerald	$2,298,000	4/3,0,1,0	2588	2026
TWNHS	617 N	Irena AVE #C	$2,795,000	5/3,0,1,0	3200	2026
CONDO	607 S	Prospect #306	$547,000	1/1,0,0,0	669	1970
CONDO	814	Camino Real #203	$665,000	2/1,1,0,0	949	1970
CONDO	826	Camino Real #202	$675,000	2/2,0,0,0	949	1970
SFR	318 S	Francisca AVE	$900,000	1/2,0,0,0	1157	1920
SFR	405	Pearl ST	$1,680,000	4/2,0,0,0	1884	1961
SFR	507	Faye LN	$1,900,000	4/3,0,0,0	2148	1969
SFR	336	Avenue E	$1,900,000	3/1,0,0,0	1128	1950
SFR	1300 S	Gertruda	$2,004,888	3/3,0,0,0	1920	1954
SFR	1038	Avenue D	$3,320,000	4/3,1,0,0	3617	2006
CONDO	615	Esplanade #508	$760,000	1/1,0,0,0	719	1971
CONDO	625	Esplanade #29	$1,095,000	2/2,0,0,0	1394	1974
DPLX	218 N	Broadway	$1,300,000	2/2,0,0,0	1238	1911
CONDO	727	Esplanade #306	$1,822,500	2/2,0,0,0	1419	1974
TWNHS	150	The Village #6	$1,875,000	3/2,0,0,0	1923	1980
SFR	204	Avenue E	$2,320,000	3/2,0,0,0	1866	1949
CONDO	555	Esplanade #620	$2,399,000	3/2,1,0,0	1733	1976
SFR	2728	Ralston	$1,325,000	3/3,0,0,0	1605	1955

This web site may reference real estate listing(s) held by a brokerage firm other than the broker and/or agent who owns this website. The accuracy of all information is deemed reliable but not guaranteed and should be personally verified through personal inspection by and/or with the appropriate professionals

in North Redondo Beach, Redondo Beach home prices, Redondo Beach home prices, Redondo beach homes for sale, Redondo Beach Real Estate, Redondo Beach real estate update, South Redondo Beach Posted by Keith Kyle

oceanfront homes on Paseo De La Playa in the Hollywood Riviera

August 20, 2026August 20, 2026

Legacy Oceanfront Estate – 417 Paseo De La Playa Redondo

Beachfront Estate Homes in the Hollywood Riviera

417 Paseo De La Playa in the Hollywood Riviera

$30,000,000

If this address sounds familiar it’s because it is. This home seems to always be on the market. At one point it set the sales record when it sold in 2018 for $22,650,000.

It returned to the market in 2020 at 26,995,000 and after a few years on the market and several price reductions eventually sold in September 2023 for $17,500,000.

It has returned and those buyers are now sellers and it just hit the market at $30,000,000.

This is an impossible to duplicate property on the beachfront/oceanfront street of Paseo Del La Playa in the Hollywood Riviera. The impossible to duplicate combination of oceanfront location, huge 1.4 acre (we don’t generally talk in acres in the South Bay) lot that extends to the sand below and two homes making it a true showcase estate. There’s nothing else like it on the South Bay.

The property actually consists of two side-by-side oceanfront parcels with private, beach access. Together, the two homes offer approximately 15,728 square feet with 10 bedrooms and 15 bathrooms.

417 Paseo de la Playa offers approximately 10,200 square feet with 5 bedrooms and 8 bathrooms on a 37,394-square-foot oceanfront lot, and 421 offers 5 bedrooms and 7 baths and 5,528 square feet.

Both homes are high on the bluff with unbeatable and unblockable ocean, PV and coastline views. The properties have stairs down to the beach below which is also a challenge to duplicate due to very restrictive California Coastal Commision restrictions. Designed for grand-scale entertaining and effortless coastal living, the residence features expansive gathering spaces, exceptional amenities, and seamless indoor-outdoor connections. Adjacent,

417 & 421 Paseo De La Playa details

10 total bedrooms – 15 total bathrooms
- Main home 5 bed/8 bath
- “Guest” home has 5 bedrooms/7 baths
15,728 total square feet (BTV)
- 417 Paseo De La Playa 10,200 sq feet (buyer to verify)
- 421 Paso De La Playa 5,528 sq feet (buyer to verify)
7 car total garage parking
62,757 foot lot extending to the beach below
Listed by Mike Pahua & Matthew Cox – Zutila Real Estate – 415-917-1921 and Cove & Key Real Estate – 903-815-3088

Contact Redondo Beach and Hollywood Riviera real estate specialist Keith Kyle with Vista Sotheby’s International for more information.

417 Paseo De La Playa, Redondo Beach, CA 90277 - Listed for $30,000,000

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Breakwater Village 55+ condos in Redondo Beach

November 23, 2015August 27, 2025

September 2015 Home Sales in Redondo Beach and Beyond

By Keith Kyle

Redondo Beach saw an impressive number of homes selling in September of 2015 to end the summer selling season with 97 closed escrows. In addition the median home price in Redondo was $875,000 which shows significant gains in value over the past year. The market was hot throughout Redondo Beach with homes in both North and South Redondo often selling quickly and with multiple offers.

City	Homes Sold	September 2015 Median	September 2014 Median	Year over Year % Change
Carson	49	$406,000	$366,000	10.8%
El Segundo	9	$1,045,000	$517,000	76%
Gardena	33	$440,000	365,000	20.5%
Harbor City	18	$514,500	$462,500	11.2%
Hawthorne	27	$513,000	$550,000	-6.7%
Hermosa Beach	20	$1,200,000	$1,020,000	17.7%
Lawndale	13	$450,000	$379,000	18.6%
Lomita	15	$580,000	$570,000	1.8%
Long Beach	390	$435,000	$420,000	3.7%
Manhattan Beach	39	$2,050,000	$2,025,000	1.2%
Marina Del Rey	29	$865,000	$817,000	5.9%
Palos Verdes Estates	35	$1550,000	$1575,000	-1.6%
Playa Del Rey	18	$542,000	$534,000	1.6%
Rancho Palos Verdes	49	$1,040,000	$1,058,000	-1.7%
Redondo Beach	97	$875,000	$790,000	10.8%
San Pedro	69	$442,000	$459,000	-3.6%
Torrance	135	$585,000	$527,00	10.9%
Westchester	26	$908,000	$872,000	4.1%

in Market Trends, North Redondo Beach, South Redondo Beach Posted by Keith Kyle

October 25, 2014August 27, 2025

Redondo Beach Oceanview Condos – The Village, Seascape I, II, III

The Village condos and Seacapes 1,2 & 3

The area of Redondo known as The Village, or Seascapes I, II and III offers the finest in resort living. Located near the Redondo Beach pier and a short walk to both King Harbor and the beaches of Redondo, these upscale condominiums offer a resort feel, and are the perfect home for those wanting to live close to the ocean. Often offering fantastic views of the Pacific Ocean, Catalina, and the beaches of Redondo the Seascape condominiums and townhomes boast pool and exercise facilities, a short walk to beaches, shopping and the pier. This is South Bay living at it’s finest.

Redondo Beach offers a wider variety of options than neighboring Hermosa Beach and Manhattan Beach as it’s zoned to allow higher density housing in some areas…..meaning larger condo complexes.

Some of the most ideal complexes are located in South Redondo Beach just off of Catalina and are known as the Village or Seascapes I, II and III.

All of the Seascape Buildings are also known as the Village (they’re actually all on Catalina but the addresses are on The Village) All of the complexes have Homeowners Associations with HOA dues to cover the various landscaping, pools and some insurance. If you’re looking for an affordable way to have a beach home, they may be ideal for you. All of these complexes offer some fantastic ocean, and harbor views and are centrally located just a short walk or bike ride to the beach, marina, restaurants and shops and parks. Keep in mind that some of my comments are just opinions on what is both good and bad about the buildings based on my observations and feedback from my clients.

The Village Condos and Townhomes

610-688 The village Redondo Beach 90277

The Village owners pool in Redondo Beach

The Village in South Redondo Beach may just be the most affordable way of living near the water in the South Bay. The Village condominiums and townhomes feature 323 well maintained units including studio, 1 bedroom, and 2 bedroom condos along with a few townhome style homes at the southern end of the property. The Village offers resort style living and includes two beautiful pool and spa areas (one is for owners only, the other is owned by Ocean Club rental units but fully usable by the owners in The Village) a state of the art fitness center (again part of the Ocean Club but free access is provided to owners) several bbq areas, walk paths, access to the Redondo pier area and more. Most units have ocean views, ocean breezes and are a wonderful place to call home…or a second home.

Seascape 1

210-250 The Village

Seascape One is actually located between Seascapes II and III and consists of 210-250 The Village. It was built in 1978 and is just east of King Harbor and the Redondo Beach pier. Many of the units have fairly unique windows that allow for plenty of light and breezes. The smallest units are 1 bedroom 1 bath with around 577 square feet with the largest units being 2 bedroom 2 bath with just over 1600 feet. Values depend primarily on the location and view as well as the upgrades that the owners have done over time.

Pros: Location, location, location. Seascape I is central to everything and you truly don’t have to get in the car on the weekends. It’s directly adjacent to the marina and the Redondo Beach pier and has a large grassy park just outside your door. Some of the units are very nicely remodeled and some have tremendous ocean views (although those unblocked view units rarely come on the market. This is an affordable way to live by the beach or use a rental unit. See additional pictures of an ocean view unit at 240 The Village.

Cons: The complex is a little maze like and finding your way around isn’t always simple. The complex also has shared laundry with a laundry room near the elevator on every floor. Another negative is that there seems to continually be an assessment in addition to the HOA dues and currently all of the planters and ponds have been undergoing continual work. Unlike Seacapes Two and Three the complex is not gated (although the parking is) View current oceanview condos for sale

Seascape 2

110 - 160 The Village Redondo Beach

Seascape 2 was built in 1980 and looks a bit more modern than Seascape I. The units are much larger with the smallest one bedrooms just a bit over 900 square feet and the largest condos having 2 bedrooms plus a very good sized loft (with an additional balcony) and just at 1900 square feet. Seascape 2 consists of the buildings with 100-160 The Village addresses and is the furthest north of the oceanfront/oceanview buildings. The complex has a very nice pool area and is walkable to just about everything imaginable. Seascape 2 also has some townhome units with larger square footage and attached garages. Many/most of the units have been extensively remodeled and many have stunning ocean and harbor views.

Pros:Again the location is excellent with shops, restaurants, gyms and the beach just a stroll away. The complex has a very nice vacation like feel to it and is ideal for those looking for a beach home, second home or just wanting a primary residence at the beach….without the price tag of many other oceanview properties.

Cons:There are often assessments and the monthly HOA is fairly high and currently start around the mid $400s as of this article. It’s a fairly large complex and often a bit confusing to find your way around. Although the views can be stunning some of the units are a bit further back with a service road and a few buildings in front of the views of some of the lower units.

Seascape 3

510 - 540 The village redondo beach 90277

Built in 1980 Seascape III feels very similar to Seascape II with a slightly more “vacation” type feel. The condos are fairly large with the smallest 1458 square feet and the largest being the penthouse 2 bedroom with an ocean view loft and separate patio with slightly over 2000 square feet.

This is the furthest south of the Seascape buildings but still walkable to everything.

Pros: Again the location is just ideal and the complex has a great second home or vacation feel. Higher floor units have some tremendous views and many have been very nicely upgraded. As with all of the Esplanade and Village buildings, prices have come down considerably as they have had a very high second home ownership in the past and have suffered quite a bit with some foreclosures and short sales forcing prices down which makes for an ideal environment for buyers

Cons: As with all of the Seascape buildings the HOA is quite high and the age of the buildings, coupled with their environment of sun and salt air, often make for additional assessments. HOA is also fairly restrictive as to what can be done to the units, but this can also be considered a positive for many. View current oceanview condos for sale

in Beach Front Homes, Communities, Condominiums, Seascape ocean view condos, South Redondo Beach, The Village oceanview condos Posted by Keith Kyle

September 19, 2014March 18, 2023

Big Weekend for Redondo Beach Open Houses

By Keith Kyle

During a week in which most other South Bay cities are only offering a very limited number of homes to see, the open house schedule for September 20th and 21st in Redondo Beach has plenty to offer….and plenty to tour. This weekend sees more than usual with several advertised open houses. See the list below for Redondo Beach and the South Bay open houses. If you’re seeing this post after the September dates please visit our South Bay open houses site for updated homes for sale and schedules.

in Communities, Homes, North Redondo Beach, Ocean View Homes, Search for Homes, South Bay Activities, South Redondo Beach Posted by Keith Kyle

September 3, 2014March 10, 2023

Why Homes are More Expensive in South Redondo than North Redondo Beach

Why South Redondo Homes Cost More than North Redondo Homes

For buyers (and sometimes even sellers) unfamiliar with the differences in local market in the South Bay, Redondo Beach is just one single real estate market. In reality the differences between neighborhoods can be significant and home values and prices show a clear distinction between similar homes in North Redondo and South Redondo. The city has a number of distinctive neighborhoods but the main sections are broken into North and South and the dividing line is basically 190th Street. North Redondo is quite a bit less expensive due to the location as it sits behind Hermosa and Manhattan Beach so there are no homes with ocean views and the feel of the area is different as it’s not along the water. South Redondo ends at the beach and the ocean to the west and has a unique beach charm and homes often have great views. The recent listings and sales of very similar homes, both in terms of style, layout, size and new construction, make clear the differences in values.

Below is a map showing the general layout, location and dividing lines between north and south Redondo Beach

Areas 151-154 are North Redondo and 155-157 are South Redondo

in Communities, Homes, Market Trends, North Redondo Beach, South Redondo Beach, Townhomes Posted by Keith Kyle

south redondo