Brookside Village Condos For Sale in South Redondo
Real Estate in South Redondo's most affordable community
With the first half of 2020 winding down it’s time for a look back at the year so far. There have been 9 closed condo sales in Brookside Village. The median “list” price of those homes was $575,000 with the median “sold” price of $579,000 and a median price per square foot of $615.38. The average days on market was a very short 23…..all of this indicating high demand and a very strong “sellers market”.
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Listed at $449,000 802 Camino Real #105 is a first floor one bedroom condo in Brookside Village offering just under 670 square feet (buyer to verify). It’s been on the market for a healthy amount of time at this point (2 months as of 6/3) but that’s not unusual given the impacts and slow down created by the uncertainty of the Coronavirus. This now makes 2 one bedroom condos currently available in the community including the recent relisting of 607 S Propect #204 now priced at $425,000.
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Listing courtesy of Nicola Wright – West Shores Realty, Inc.
Whether it’s a sign that things in the Redondo Beach real estate world may be returning to normal is yet to be determined, but it is good to see the recent listing of 607 Prospect #204 coming back on the market. Originally listed back in August and priced at $414,000 this one bedroom condo has been on and off the market several times. The latest time off market was likely due to the conditions and challenges in the market presented by the coronavirus but it’s now back on and listed at $425,000.
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Listing courtesy of Kelli Prather – Sotheby’s International Realty
With more resources available on the Internet, you may be considering buying a home in Brookside Village or Redondo Beach without using the services of a professional real estate agent. After reviewing these 50 services an agent would typically perform for their clients, you may want to reconsider! Remember, agents don’t get paid until the home purchase is complete. It is their job to do the best they can to help you through a smooth experience, save you money and achieve your goal of buying a home.
Add Some Color
Plants and flowers can give your homes a more welcoming appeal. Don’t forget that the curb appeal is the first thing buyers see when they arrive and the last thing they see when the showing is over. Adding some color greatly improves the curb appeal.
Mulch to make it look fresh
Add mulch to plant beds to keep the landscape looking fresh, well-taken care of and to add a splash of color. It’s an easy and inexpenive way to make everything look new.
Use Decorative Architectural Elements
Gates, shutters, grilles, columns and doors all say something about a house. If they’re in great shape, well-painted and rust free, they indicate that the home has been well maintained and cared for.
Size the Landscaping for the Size of the Home
Great landscaping can win over a buyer’s heart as it can dramatically improve the curb appeal. You want the property to look fresh and alive but landscaping should not overwhelm or diminish the look of the property. A common mistake is overgrown shrubbery and unpruned trees. On the opposite end, if the house is brand new and needs some curb appeal, choose plants and trees that will complement the look of the home. Don’t go too small, however, as it will be counterproductive initially. While it may look great in the long term, it may make for an unfinished look while on the market.
If you think you can’t sell your Brookside Village home and buy something elsewhere due to your property taxes going up, we have information that might really help.
PROPOSITIONS 60 and 90 are Constitutional initiatives passed by California voters. They provide property tax relief by preventing reassessment when a senior citizen sells his/her existing residence and purchases or constructs a replacement residence worth the same or less than the original. They were enacted to encourage a person, age 55 or older to “move down” to a smaller residence. When a senior citizen acquires a replacement property worth less than the original property, he/she will continue to pay approximately the same amount of annual property taxes as before.
Proposition 60 allows for the transfers of a base year value within the same county (intracounty). Proposition 90 allows for the transfers of a base year value from one county to another county in California (intercounty) if the county has authorized such a transfer by an ordinance.
How Do These Propositions Work?
If he/she qualifies, when the senior citizen purchases or constructs a new residence, it is not reassessed. The Assessor transfers the factored base value of the original residence to the replacement residence. Proposition 60 originallyrequired that the replacement and the original be located in the same county. Later, Proposition 90 enabled this to be modified by local ordinance. Los Angeles County enacted an ordinance to provide that when the replacement is located in Los Angeles County, the original property may be located in any other California county.
Who Qualifies?
The seller of the original residence, or spouse who resides with the seller, must be at least 55 years of age at the time of the sale.
When Are These Propositions Effective?
The replacement residence must have been purchased or constructed on or after November 5, 1986 if the original was located in Los Angeles County. The replacement residence must have been purchased or constructed on or after November 9, 1988 if the ongmal was located in any other California county. Claims must be filed within three years following the purchase of the replacement residence.
Were Are Claim Forms Available?
Forms are distributed at Assessor’s public counters, in Room 225 of the Kenneth Hahn Hall of Administration, and in district offices. If you need additional information, call (213) 893-1239. The forms may also be available online at the various county assessors websites.
Counties Accepting Prop 90 Transfers:
As of November 7, 2018, the following ten counties in California have an ordinance enabling the intercounty base year value transfer: