Where Do You Want to Live in Southern California in 2009?

Where do you want to live?  That is the biggest question on most people's minds when they make a decision to move to southern California.  Some people move here for a job relocation (yes, companies are still hiring) and others move here for our great weather.

Simply check our map of Southern California or list of cities in Southern California for ideas on where to live.

We even offer a special feature on all listings on our real estate website called a Neighborhood Walk Score.  The "Walk Score" enables you to see what is around each home or condo in the city that you are searching for...plus, how many miles or a fraction of a mile it is too your favorite coffee place, bank or department store.  It is a cool feature.  Check it out today through our Southern California homes for sale website that lists all of the homes and condos for sale by all real estate companies.

Long Beach Home Sales Report - March 2009

Long Beach Real Estate

• 182 homes were purchased by families to individuals in Long Beach.
  
• Average price city wide for a single family home was $338,410.
  
• Highest priced home in March that sold was $1,225,000 that was located in the Belmont Park neighborhood just north of Belmont Shore.
• An average of 74 days on market before the seller accepted an offer
  

For Long Beach Condos sales in March 2009,

• 84 condos were sold
• Average price citywide was $286,826
• Highest priced condo sold in downtown Long Beach for $1,265,000
• Average of 75 days on the market before the condo went into escrow