The Beach Cities are Smart Cities
I just recently read about National Geographic Channel’s Smart Cities program (The 2014 Traveler 50: World's Smartest Cities), and I can't help but think that the Beach Cities of Hermosa…
From Paris, With Love
While I am a South Bay real estate agent and mainly focus on Manhattan Beach, Redondo Beach, Hermosa Beach, and the rest of the South Bay, I do often make…
Manhattan Beach Historic Landmarks to Make a Comeback
I've blogged before about how much I love the local South Bay historical landmark homes and I am happy to say that Manhattan Beach will soon be providing financial incentives to…
The “Pathway to the Sea” in Manhattan Beach
On the beach in El Porto, Manhattan Beach, there's a new landmark called the Pathway to the Sea. This concrete pathway was created by 98-year-old Manhattan Beach resident Evelyn Frey so…
The Bronze Meistrell Statue Unveiled!
Twin surfers Bob and Bill Meistrell were local South Bay residents who invented the very first wetsuits and founded Dive N Surf/Body Glove in Redondo Beach. To honor them, the…
Saving Manhattan Beach’s Historical Heritage
Manhattan Beach has a 102-year architectural history and some of the cutest pre-WWII beach cottages in California. However, recently, with real estate being so in-demand here, many of these quaint…
Walk With Me In Polliwog Park!
Manhattan Beach's Polliwog park is one of the highlights of the city. The large lake in the park is home to numerous ducks, geese and other birds, while the grassy…
One of my favorite places in Manhattan Beach: Sand Dune Park
Sand Dune Park is one of my favorite parks in Manhattan Beach. It’s just one of many local public parks maintained by the city for the enjoyment of residents, but…
The Old Town Music Hall Benefit
The Old Town Music Hall in El Segundo is one of the most charming local landmarks in the South Bay. Just north of Manhattan Beach, it has been a non-profit…
