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Long Beach Real Estate

Thanks to its location near the Los Angeles/Orange County line, the Southwest Long Beach area provides residents with easy access to all of Southern California. To the south lies Seal Beach, Surfside and world-famous Huntington Beach. North is downtown Long Beach with world-class attractions such as the Queen Mary, the annual Long Beach Grand Prix, Shoreline Village and the newlyd Aquarium of the Pacific. The convergence of the 605, 22 and 405 freeways provides residents with easy access to inland areas.

Downtown Long Beach has undergone revitalization over the past decade. Pine Avenue is a cosmopolitan commercial district featuring fine restaurants, night clubs and specialty boutiques that bring an eclectic mix of bohemian nightlife as well as fine dining. The new Long Beach Mall offers a variety of department and specialty stores. The Blue Line provides inexpensive transportation to Los Angeles and Hollywood.

When it was founded in the late 19th century, Long Beach was a resort town. In the 1920s, Long Beach became an oil town, and the development of that natural resource has shaped its future ever since. During World War II, Long Beach became a Navy town and a port of call for ships throughout the world. Today, Long Beach is California's fifth largest city. It offers a unique combination of strategic location, excellent climate, shoreline beauty, and Southern California lifestyle, wrapped in one package.

From the emphasis on the "three T's" (Trade, Tourism and Technology), to the city's bountiful array of business and residential neighborhoods, it's no wonder Long Beach is quickly becoming one of the leading regions for business, tourism and community in the west.

Long Beach lives up to its nickname as a true "International City" with selections of many houses and homes for sale. After an extensive 20-year redevelopment program, Long Beach has emerged as a thriving metropolis. With world-class attractions such as the Queen Mary, the annual Long Beach Grand Prix and the newlyd Aquarium of the Pacific, Long Beach is returning to its roots as a tourist destination and great place to live. Long Beach has a variety of homes and houses for sale in every price range. The Bixby Knolls and Virginia Country Club areas offer upscale and custom built homes & houses for sale ranging in price from $300,000 to $1 million and more. In the College Park, College Park Estates and Los Altos neighborhoods, home seekers can find contemporary houses & homes for sale ranging from the mid-$250,000 to $400,000. Long Beach has many historic neighborhoods such as Belmont Heights, California Heights and Wrigley which include beautiful classic Spanish and California Bungalow homes that Long Beach is famous for. There are also magnificent ocean-front estates along Ocean Boulevard. For the first time buyer, there are reasonably priced neighborhoods well below $200,000.

Long Beach Real Estate