What a month it was for real estate in Manhattan Beach CA with 52 homes, townhomes and condos closing escrow compared to only 20 in May of 2020. Another 52 went into escrow during the month and these are huge numbers. The only problem is that inventory isn’t keeping up and new active listings was way down with only 72 active listings. The median sold price was an impressive $2,924,000 and sold homes averaged only 27 days on market before going into escrow. See how it compares with other months on our Manhattan Beach real estate trends and statistics page. Click here to view the homes that sold during the month.
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some of it’s original charm. We love old school beach homes and the beach charm and this one offers loads of charm. It’s like stepping back in time. It’s not huge with only 3 bedrooms, 2 baths and 1,760 square feet, but the look and feel is straight out of Coastal Living Magazine and definitely transports you back to different times when Manhattan Beach was a sleepy beach town and not a high end luxury community. 124 8th was built in 1909 and has clearly been loved over the years. Everything about it exudes original beach charm and the location is just about perfect….steps to the beach and downtown Manhattan. It sits on a 2,700 foot lot on a great south Manhattan walkstreet. It’s price of $5,199,000 is likely going to be a challenge and this home will most likely be sold for the lot, but we sure hope someone that loves the look and feel of original Manhattan Beach keeps it just the way it is.
townhome/condo that makes for a very interesting opportunity. It is technically a condo but is the entire home facing the beach so it looks and feels more like a single family. The reason we say it’s new to the market is that the rear property at 4114 The Strand had been on the market not long ago and the owner would consider selling both together or separately. The price on 4112 The Strand is $7,490,000 and the price on 4114 The Strand was (pulled off of the market and not currently active) $4,750,000. The front home features 4 bedrooms (2 of which have great beachfront views), 4 baths and approximately 2,550 square feet. Although it was built in 2008 it’s been extensively remodeled and upgrated and has a fantastic beach feel. One challenge is it’s location as it’s pretty far north and well into 
have been on the market for long durations…years in some cases. There just are not that many buyers for this price range and with an abundance of homes on the market all seeming to attempt to price at record numbers…..many homes sit on the market.