Redondo Beach homes — coastal living with local guidance

Living in Redondo Beach

The City of Redondo Beach describes the Pier and King Harbor area as more than 150 acres of land and water, with recreation such as boating, swimming, fishing, shopping, and biking. City materials note four marinas with about 1,400 slips and Harbor Patrol services. Recreation pages also describe roughly two miles of sandy beach for sunbathing, swimming, or surfing, plus harbor-area parks such as Czuleger (Plaza) Park and Veterans Park, and Seaside Lagoon in the harbor area.

Away from the waterfront, Redondo’s park directory includes larger community spaces such as Dominguez Park and Aviation Park (home to the Redondo Beach Performing Arts Center). Housing ranges from beach-adjacent apartments and condos to single-family homes inland — inventory and HOA rules vary by property.

U.S. Census Bureau QuickFacts lists a July 1, 2025 population estimate of about 67,281, with land area of about 6.21 square miles (2020). For 2020–2024 ACS figures, owner-occupied housing was about 53.4% and the median owner-occupied home value was about $1,279,200. Use those as context only; a specific property needs current comps.

Selling in Redondo Beach

Waterfront adjacency, views, parking, and recent renovations can move pricing meaningfully here. We prepare a valuation consult based on comparable sales and presentation strategy — then you decide whether listing timing makes sense.