The overview
Living in Redondo Beach.
Redondo covers the widest range of price points on the coast. North Redondo, especially the Golden Hills and Village areas, is full of townhomes and single-family homes that give buyers real square footage for the money.
South Redondo sits closer to the water, with the Riviera and Hollywood Riviera neighborhoods offering ocean views, walkable Catalina Avenue, and a slower pace.
It's the city I point most first-time and move-up buyers toward when they want beach-city life without a Manhattan Beach budget.
Commute: 20 minutes to LAX, direct 405 and PCH access, close to Torrance employers.
Housing stock
- —North Redondo townhomes — the best price-per-foot on the coast
- —Single-family homes on the Golden Hills grid
- —Hollywood Riviera view homes
- —Beachfront and harbor-adjacent condos
Lifestyle
- —King Harbor, the pier, and waterfront dining
- —Riviera Village boutiques and restaurants
- —Veterans Park, Seaside Lagoon, and the Esplanade walk
- —Direct access to the Marvin Braude bike path
Where the kids
in Redondo Beach
actually go.
Redondo Union High School
Large comprehensive campus with strong programs.
Parras Middle School
Serves much of South Redondo.
Adams Middle School
North Redondo feeder.
Riviera Elementary
Anchor of the Hollywood Riviera area.
School assignments and boundaries change. Always confirm attendance areas with the district before relying on them in a purchase decision.
Thinking about Redondo Beach?
I'll send current listings, recent sales on the blocks you're considering, and an honest read on what your budget buys here.
Get in touch
Questions about this neighborhood?
Ask me anything about the streets, schools, or what's quietly for sale here. I'll answer straight.
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- (310) 869-8255
- mikee90245@gmail.com
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- Tower 60
201 W. Grand Ave, El Segundo, CA 90245