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HOME SALES: Local real estate market continued an historical drop in 2023

by Mark McDermott Manhattan Beach home sales sharply declined in 2023, dropping from 322 sales in 2022 to 253 last year, while median sale price also dropped…

'Heartbreak' as fallen tree 'smashes graves' at Yardley Cemetery

Ultra-Modern Tree Section Home

Abramson Architects, a winner of the prestigious American Architecture Awards in 2020, designed this California modern-concept home in the hugely desirable Tree Section of Manhattan Beach, located at 1145 Pine Avenue.

Ultra-Modern Tree Section Home

Ultra-Modern Tree Section Home

Completed in March of 2021, Abramson Architects – a winner of the prestigious American Architecture Awards in 2020 – designed this California-modern concept home in the hugely desirable Tree Section of Manhattan Beach at 1145 Pine Ave.

Wind cracks Manhattan Beach Tree; falls on apartment and truck

The strong winds of Wednesday night, February 22 caused a huge tree in Manhattan Beach's Tree Section to crack and fall over portions of an apartment building…

LAW ENFORCEMENT - MBPD Chief addresses perceived property crime wave

by Mark McDermott Manhattan Beach Police Department Chief Rachel Johnson told concerned residents at Tuesday’s City Council meeting that the department has…

Charmer in Manhattan Beach

Manhattan Beach Median Home Price Hits $3 Million, Local Broker Dave Fratello Reports

/PRNewswire/ -- For the first time, the median price for homes in Manhattan Beach, California, has hit $3,000,000. This landmark finding was reported by local...

ANIMAL LIFE: Manhaattan Beach considers fate of local beekeepers, pigs, roosters

by Mark McDermott  After a year contending with COVID-19 surges, the City Council last week was faced with reports of a potentially nettlesome but altogether different kind of surge. Of beekeeping.  At the behest of Council, city staff launched an investigation into animal-related nuisances and specifically examined existing regulations governing bees, pigs, and chickens in residential areas. At the April 20 council meeting, staff reported that there had been a “beekeeping activity surge,” as evidenced by four animal-related nuisance complaints received since 2018 —  three relating to bees, and one regarding roosters.  City planning manager Talyn Mirzakhanian told the council that urban beekeeping generally is on the rise due to the planet-wide disappearance of bees.