PALOS VERDES



The price of the property that falls in the middle of the total number of properties sold in the given time period.
Measures the home’s sales price for an individual square foot.
The total number of available properties for sale.
The number of days a property is on the market prior to accepting an offer.
Defines market speed and determines whether the market currently favors buyers or sellers. A Buyer’s market is a ratio from 0% to 14%; A Balanced market ratio is from 15 to 20%; A Seller’s market ratio starts at 21% and up. If the sales ratio exceeds 100%, it means that the sales from the previous month exceed current inventory.
The Palos Verdes Intelligence Report is published monthly based on the data available at the start of each month. All data presented is based on data supplied by CRMLS. Neither the Associations of REALTORS® nor their MLS’s guarantees are in any way responsible for its accuracy. Information is deemed reliable, but not guaranteed. Copyright © 2022.
Harbor City is a growing, vibrant community just east of the Palos Verdes Peninsula and 30 minutes south of downtown Los Angeles. Ideally located as a gateway between the port cities and beach cities, residents have easy access to explore the greater Los Angeles area. Harbor City is home to an expansive Kaiser hospital, regional park, and community college – providing avenues for wellness and work opportunities. Housing in Harbor City is a mixture of single-family residences and low-rise apartments, many of which are walkable to parks and delicious restaurants.
• Ken Malloy Harbor Park
• Machado Lake
• Los Angeles Harbor College
• Harbor City Library
• Harbor City Skatepark
• The Skating Edge Ice Arena
• Tacos El Goloso
• Philipo's Pizza and Pasta
• Raku Sushi Tonkatsu
• Baja Fish Grill
• Monarca's Mexican Food
• Chicken Maison
Master-planned by noted landscape architect Fredrick Law Olmstead Jr., Palos Verdes Estates is perched on the northwestern edge of the Palos Verdes Peninsula. The city is ideally located for postcard perfect views and privacy while still offering close proximity to South Bay beach city nightlife. It is known for its high-performing schools, and Palos Verdes Peninsula High School is consistently found in top ranks in national publications. Residences in the area are pleasantly placed in between several open and green spaces and range from mid-century modern family homes to $10 million+ palatial estates, offering many options for buyers.
• Palos Verdes Golf Club
• Bluff Cove Trail
• Malaga Dunes
• Flat Rock Point & Beach
• George Allen Field
• Roessler Point
• Salsa Verdes
• Black Bamboo Sushi
• The Cove Cafe
• Malaga Cove Ranch Market
• Rafaello's Pizza
• Lunada Market & Deli
Anchored by the iconic Point Vicente Lighthouse and dramatic coastal views of Catalina Island and beyond, Rancho Palos Verdes is the largest city on the peninsula. Like its neighbors, the city enjoys highly ranked schools and is consistently ranked as one of the wealthiest zip codes in the United States. Recreation activities abound in the many horse and hiking trails as well as two golf courses, the Terranea Resort, and several parks. Top city employers are in the education, resort, and real estate industries. Real estate opportunities are largely single-family homes that range from mid-century traditional single-story homes to truly exceptional estates.
• Los Verdes Golf Course
• Point Vicente Lighthouse
• Abalone Cove Trail & Beach
• Peninsula Racquet Club
• Terranea Resort
• Del Cerro Park
• Mar'sel
• Swan Thai
• Avenue Italy
• Tomatillo Mexican Grill
• Nelson's
• Peninsula Tap House
For those seeking ultimate privacy, Rolling Hills is the perfect community. This equestrian-friendly city is entirely comprised of private land and is only accessible by three gates with 24/7 staffing. Located in the central portion of the Palos Verdes Peninsula, residents are still treated to stunning coastal views, parks, and trails for outdoor activities. Bordered by Portuguese Canyon, Rolling Hills Estates, and Rancho Palos Verdes, Rolling Hills offers a peaceful setting while within close proximity to fine dining, sport and recreation areas, and professional services.
• Hesse's Gap
• Saffo's Rest
• Stormhill Park
• Aqua Magna Canyon
• Westfield Park
• Portuguese Canyon
Founded in 1957, Rolling Hills Estates offers small town, semi-rural living with a thriving city organization. Residents are afforded three convenient shopping centers, dining, trail access, and a myriad of local community events throughout the year. The city is best known for its love of all things equestrian, offering over 25 miles of scenic horse trails and an Equestrian Center. Real estate is largely single-family homes with nods to several custom architectural styles to choose from. Located on the northern end of the Peninsula, residents enjoy the tight-knit community as well as the close proximity to urban centers, industry, and world-famous beaches.
• South Coast Botanic Garden
• Peter Weber Equestrian Center
• Rolling Hills Park Tennis Club • Promenade Ice Chalet • Rolling Hills Little League
• Chicken Maison • The Original Red Onion • Giorgio's
• Mama Terrano
• The Crepery Cafe
• TantaWan Thai Cuisine
San Pedro is a unique and vibrant community that feels like its own city. San Pedro is one of the cities with direct access to The Port of Los Angeles, a major international seaport. Originally dominated by the fishing industry, San Pedro has grown into a working class community with a wide variety of outdoor recreation spaces, family-friendly activities, and a thriving shopping and dining scene. San Pedro is also hosts the annual Shakespeare by the annual summer Sea festival. Real estate offerings include single-family homes with some condos available, offering a multitude of styles and finishes.
• Point Fermin Park
• Cabrillo Aquarium
• Deane Dana Friendship Park
• Cabrillo Beach Yacht Club
• Crafted at the Port of LA
• Old San Pedro
• Raffaello Ristorante
• Crazy Fish - Grill & Market
• Sirinat Thai & Sushi Bar
• J. Trani's Ristorante
• Sebastians's Mediterranean
• Compagnon Wine Bistro
Wilmington is one of the oldest communities in Los Angeles and enjoys a long and proud history of being the gateway to Los Angeles. Inside the area, you will find many historical museums, military installations, six parks, waterfront attractions, a community center, and skate plaza. Wilmington has a heavy concentration of industry and the third largest oil field in the United States, offering several employment opportunities. Wilmington is primarily comprised of single-family homes perfect for families and professionals. Bordered by Long Beach, Carson, and San Pedro, Wilmington offers convenient freeway access to explore greater Los Angeles and beyond.
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• Terminal Island
• Wilmington Waterfront Park
• The Banning Museum
• California Yacht Marina
• San Pedro Fish Market Grille
• Issac's Cafe
• John Mendez Baseball Park
• The Chowder Barge
• Montoya's
• Hojas Premium Tea House
• Eat at Rudy's
Vincent Thomas BridgeBEVERLY HILLS
9454 Wilshire Blvd., Suite 600
Beverly Hills, CA 90212 310.205.0050
EL SEGUNDO
402 Main Street
El Segundo, CA 90245 310.322.1425
PALOS VERDES - MALAGA COVE
63 Malaga Cove Plaza
Palos Verdes Estates, CA 90274 310.378.9494
MANHATTAN BEACH
1040 Manhattan Beach Blvd. Manhattan Beach, CA 90266 310.376.2225
MANHATTAN BEACH/DOWNTOWN
1401 Highland Avenue
Manhattan Beach, CA 90266 310.937.5700
MARINA DEL REY/VENICE
124 Washington Blvd.
Marina Del Rey, CA 90292 310.577.5300
PALOS VERDES - MIRALESTE
5 Miraleste Plaza
Rancho Palos Verdes, CA 90275 310.831.0222
REDONDO BEACH
1901 S. Catalina Avenue Redondo Beach, CA 90277 310.378.7747
PALOS VERDES - SILVER SPUR
450 Silver Spur Road
Rancho Palos Verdes, CA 90275 310.544.9999
23740 Hawthorne Blvd. Torrance, CA 90505 310.378.9889
WEST LOS ANGELES
10500 W. Pico Blvd. Los Angeles, CA 90064 310.559.5570
WESTCHESTER/SILICON BEACH
7131 W. Manchester Avenue Los Angeles, CA 90045 310.802.6000
EL SEGUNDO MANHATTAN BEACH
MANHATTAN BEACH/DOWNTOWN
PALOS VERDES - MALAGA COVE
PALOS VERDES - SILVER SPUR
PALOS VERDES - MIRALESTE