DIRECTIONS: West of PCH, North of Torrance Blvd, East of Catalina Ave, South of 190th St
REMARKS: Don’t miss this charming cottage near the beach. With 2 bedrooms, 1 bathroom, living area, and dining nook you can move right in. Tile floors throughout the home. Wonderful patio deck on the back of the house the overlooks the private backyard. Great for builder/developer who wants to add to the home or build on the lot. Close to schools and shops. Only blocks to the beach! Lots of potential! Submit all offers!
Bottom Line it is aprox $1531 per sq foot on a small lot of 2900 sq ft.
Guess they aren’t to smart in Redondo eigther….

Yes, 90% of Santa Ana is that bad. There are a few pockets here and there that are nice, but for the most part, its a dump.

There are converted apartments that are selling as condos in SA and I went to look at them a few weeks ago. While they tout themselves as the cheapest in OC, you get what you pay for. Its in a not so great neighborhood and there are few redeeming qualities.

Oh, you better know your Spanish - large majority of people here are hispanic. It does mean good Mexican grocery stores, though! Although I suck at other languages so I wouldn’t be able to make it in SA.

“What is up with the coastal regions and hyper-inflated real estate prices? We had a tornado warning in Southern California today…could this be a sign? ;)”

We had hail and tornado warnings as well last night in the DC/Baltimore Area. What is funny about the coastal regions is that if Goreanator (Gore and Arnold) are right about rising sea levels due to global warming, then the real value of present coast land is merely the present valuation of future coastal fishing rights. I’m not saying I believe or don’t believe global warming, but this scenario has crossed my mind more than once over the past few years.

-Kevin