Real Estate/director Of Capital Markets Financing
Real Estate/director Of Capital Markets Financing
Hudson Financial Solutions (Newport Beach,, California) Our client is a large financial institution and a household name. We are looking for an individual with Real Estate experience on very large transactions. This is a newly created role due to
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Downtown Long Beach Condos - Market Report - August 2007
DOWNTOWN LONG BEACH REAL ESTATE
Downtown Long Beach Condos
Market Report 8/1/2007 - 8/31/2007
STUDIO CONDOS
ACTIVE
There are 17 STUDIO condos currently active on the market in Downtown Long Beach, ranging in price from $145,000 to $289,000. Square footage ranging from 290' to 527' sq ft. Days on market ranging from 18 to 363, average days on market is 143. Only 2 of these units indicate a parking space included. Monthly parking can be arranged very reasonably at any one of the area's many parking lots.
If you are looking for affordable student housing in the Long Beach area one of these lower priced units may just be for you.
Some Downtown studio's have been purchased for professional office space, not a bad idea, certainly a great tax write off. Be sure to check the CC & R's to make certain that it is permissable.
IN ESCROW
One studio unit went into escrow during August; a 492 sq ft unit priced at $269,000, after having been on the market for 112 days. This unit is completely and beautifully remodeled with a stunning new kitchen, granite countertops, stainless appliances, recessed lighting and ceramic tile floors. Zen styled bathroom with designer rectangular sink and vanity. Hardwood floors and Plantation Shutters! The unit was sold fully furnished complete with King Size Murphy-type bed neatly hid behind plantation shutters. But sadly, no parking space; very common in the smaller units of Downtown. A steep price to pay to live in such a tiny place without a parking space, but hey, you scored a gorgeous unit in a historic building.
SOLD
No Downtown Long Beach Condo studio units closed escrow in August 2007.
ONE BEDROOM CONDOS
ACTIVE
There are currently 78 one bedroom condo's active on the market in Downtown Long Beach, ranging in price from $189,900 to $650,000. Square footage ranging from 450' to 1017' sq ft. Average days on market is 82, one as high as 351 days on market.
32 of these condos indicate one parking space included, 8 have 2 parking spaces. Monthly parking may be arranged very reasonably at any one of the area's many parking lots.
IN ESCROW
5 one bedroom condos went into escrow during August 2007:
2 are currently accepting Back-Up offers; average price $204,900, average days on market 80, average square footage 555. One of these units indicates a parking space included.
3 are currently pending; average price $291,666, average days on market 176, average square footage 624. One of these units indicates a parking space included.
SOLD
3 one bedroom, Downtown Long Beach Condos closed escrow (SOLD) during August 2007. Average sale price $242,500, average square footage 566; average days on market 103. 2 of these units had 1 bath, one had 1.5 baths. Only one of these units indicate a parking space included.
Read the rest of the report over at Long Beach Real Estate Home »
Laurie Manny
(562) 212-5420
(714) 376-9550
Long Beach Real Estate Home Blog
Long Beach Condos - Market Report - Condos Under $300,000
LONG BEACH REAL ESTATE

Are YOU Looking For 'A Deal' on a Long Beach Condo?
- Have you been dreaming about home ownership?
- Did you get 'Priced Out of the Market 2 years ago?
- Have you been standing on the sidelines waiting for prices to come down?
- Do you know how much prices have dropped on Long Beach Condos?
- How much longer are YOU going to wait?
Buyer's in Long Beach keep telling me they are looking for 'a deal'. Just a little over a year ago a 2 bedroom, 2 bath Long Beach Condo was hugging the $400k range.
Long Beach Condo Market Report
850 - 1200 Square Feet - Under $300,000 - 2 Bedroom, 2 Bath
- There are currently 43 condos, 850 to 1200 square feet, 2/2 and under $300,000, available in assorted Long Beach Communities, 72 average days on market. That is incredible.
Read the rest of the report over at Long Beach Real Estate Home»
Laurie Manny
(562) 212-5420
(714) 376-9550
Long Beach Real Estate Home Blog
Divorce and Long Beach Real Estate
Divorce often necessitates the sale of family homes. Selling your Long Beach Homes does not have to become a damaging event in your lives. Couples coming to terms with the loss of love, past memories, dealing with the present and trying to plan for the future, need to maintain a level head throughout this process; not always an easy task. Well intentioned friends and relatives are offering you advice on your divorce, your children, your careers, the sale of your home, your future; all adding to the overwhelming stress you are already experiencing. It has been my experience that this is best handled when realistic boundaries are set at the beginning of the process.
Over the years many of my clients have become cherished friends. In a divorce situation it is difficult, when you like both parties, to stay neutral, but is absolutely necessary. Over time I have developed what I now refer to as my Switzerland speech. It has proven to be very effective and goes something like this:
"As your Realtor® it is my job to market and sell your Long Beach Home. This is best accomplished if you both agree to view me as Switzerland. While I am not insensitive to what is going on in your lives, it is best if you both exclude me from your conversations regarding the divorce issues that do not apply to the sale. Over the course of this transaction you will both be called upon to make joint decisions, we need to agree that when we speak on the phone, you come to my office or when I come to your home, we keep the conversation limited to the business of selling your home. It would be most unfortunate if either of you thought that I was biased toward the other, I certainly do not want either of you to think that. Can we all agree on this?"
Recently I read an article on couples seeking kinder, gentler divorces. An approach many couples are now embracing called "Collaborative Divorce", which has been endorsed by the American Bar Association as part of a broader quest to find more civilized and efficient ways to end a marriage. Thousands of attorneys are realizing how damaging the adversarial process is to their clients, are embracing this new method of divorce and are seeking training in collaborative law. Other couples are turning to mediation as a viable alternative to messy, expensive and damaging processes.
Mediation and Collaborative divorces are much more economical and confidential. Boston Law Collaborative analyzed 199 of its recent divorce cases and found that mediation, collaborative divorce and litigation all produced high rates of successful settlement. Mediation was by far the least expensive option, with a median cost of $6,600, compared to $19,723 for a collaborative divorce, $26,830 for settlements negotiated by rival lawyers, and $77,746 for full-scale litigation.
If you are interested in reading the full article it can be found here. It is a very good read, I highly recommend it.
Prudential California Realty
(562) 212-5420
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Prime Retail Loan Officer - Anaheim Hills, Ca
Chase (Long Beach, California) As a loan officer, you will solicit mortgage loans from referral sources. Those sources include, but are not limited to, Realtors, builders and other networking avenues. In this role you will take
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"As your Realtor® it is my job to market and sell your Long Beach Home. This is best accomplished if you both agree to view me as Switzerland. While I am not insensitive to what is going on in your lives, it is best if you both exclude me from your conversations regarding the divorce issues that do not apply to the sale. Over the course of this transaction you will both be called upon to make joint decisions, we need to agree that when we speak on the phone, you come to my office or when I come to your home, we keep the conversation limited to the business of selling your home. It would be most unfortunate if either of you thought that I was biased toward the other, I certainly do not want either of you to think that. Can we all agree on this?"