Real Estate Statistics
| Average Price | $1.1M |
|---|---|
| Lowest Price | $0 |
| Highest Price | $28M |
| Total Listings | 1,223 |
| Avg. Days On Market | 81 |
| Avg. Price/SQFT | $541 |
Property Types (active listings)
Long Beach
Long Beach Real Estate
The housing landscape ranges from vintage Craftsman bungalows in Bluff Heights and California Heights to Spanish-style cottages in Belmont Heights and sleek high-rise condos near the waterfront. Downtown delivers lofts and luxury towers such as Aqua, West Ocean, and The Pacific, while townhomes cluster around the Promenade and artist-friendly districts. Along the canals of Naples and the sandy streets of Belmont Shore, you’ll find beach-close residences with an unmistakable coastal vibe.
Long Beach unfolds from a lively downtown on Rainbow Harbor to quieter residential pockets east and north. Bixby Knolls and Los Cerritos offer tree-lined avenues and handsome period homes, while Los Altos brings a classic suburban feel near the university. Naples captures a Mediterranean mood with arching bridges and bobbing boats, and Alamitos Beach provides an urban-by-the-sea atmosphere with quick access to sand, bike paths, and cafés.
Common interior features include original hardwoods, built-ins, coved ceilings, and archways in older homes, plus open-plan kitchens, generous windows, and updated baths in modern residences. Many properties make the most of the climate with courtyards, balconies, and rooftop decks. Alley-access garages, drought-tolerant landscaping, and mature jacaranda trees are frequent sights, and some lots accommodate guest suites or studios for extra flexibility.
Community character shows in palm-framed boulevards, colorful murals, and preserved Art Deco and Streamline Moderne architecture, including landmarks like the Lafayette and Villa Riviera. Belmont Shore buzzes with boutiques and eateries along its main street, Naples is famous for holiday canal lights and evening strolls, and Bixby Knolls draws locals to a monthly art walk and indie shops. Near the university, gated enclaves and midcentury pockets appeal to buyers seeking privacy and proximity to campus amenities.
Amenities & Attractions
Life revolves around the water. The shoreline bike and pedestrian path links wide, sandy beaches with pocket coves ideal for paddleboarding and family outings. Kayakers slip through the Naples canals, while sailors and sunset cruisers depart from Alamitos Bay Marina. El Dorado Park and its Nature Center offer lakes, trails, and shady picnic groves that feel worlds away.
The cultural lineup is equally strong. The Aquarium of the Pacific anchors the waterfront with immersive exhibits. The Queen Mary brings maritime lore, special tours, and skyline views. Art lovers frequent the Museum of Latin American Art, the oceanfront Long Beach Museum of Art, and galleries in the East Village Arts District. The Carpenter Performing Arts Center showcases touring productions and music on the university campus.
Festival season never really ends, highlighted by the Acura Grand Prix, a beachside pride celebration, the Belmont Shore holiday parade, a renowned jazz festival, and a citywide marathon that threads past ocean bluffs and neighborhoods.
- Aquarium of the Pacific
- Queen Mary tours
- Grand Prix weekend
- Retro Row shopping
- El Dorado Nature Center
Location & Area Information
Set along San Pedro Bay in southern Los Angeles County, Long Beach bridges coastal Los Angeles and northern Orange County. It neighbors Seal Beach, Lakewood, and hillside Signal Hill, with Catalina Island visible on clear days and mountain backdrops after winter storms.
The Port of Long Beach powers global trade and anchors a diverse local economy alongside healthcare, education, and creative industries. Long Beach Airport offers an easygoing travel experience and quick access across the West, while the Metro A Line connects downtown to greater Los Angeles. Long Beach Transit runs extensive bus service, and seasonal water taxis link the harbor and shoreline. A growing network of protected bike lanes and neighborhood greenways supports car-light living.
The climate is coastal Mediterranean, tempered by ocean breezes and a morning marine layer that gives way to bright afternoons. Mild winters and warm, dry summers encourage year-round outdoor plans, from beach days to park picnics.
Historic sites and scenic overlooks round out the map, from adobe-era ranchos to hilltop viewpoints and lively seaside promenades.
- Rancho Los Cerritos
- Rancho Los Alamitos
- Shoreline Village
- Hilltop Park views
- Catalina Express ferry
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