A tale of 2 cities: Home prices in Peoria and Long Beach
Of the 10 most expensive homes sold in Peoria in May, all are well below the median home sale price in Long Beach of $850,000 and well above the median price in Peoria of $130,000.
Of the 10 most expensive homes sold in Peoria in May, all are well below the median home sale price in Long Beach of $850,000 and well above the median price in Peoria of $130,000.
The home at 5 The Colonnade in 1953 seemed to be more of a nod toward the mountains than the sea. It was decidedly rustic, like a “Yellowstone” ranch house.
The white, traditional style of the two-story home that’s emblematic of much of Bixby Knolls’ finest residences is elegant in its simplicity.
For people just entering the market: There are no “starter homes” in the high-dollar parts of town.
The three-bedroom, three-bathroom Tudor Revival home is a true classic, both inside and out.
The chances of rising sea levels, even in areas with an extreme risk factor for flooding, don’t seem to have much of an effect on the market, according to Realtors who specialize in properties in Naples and the Peninsula.
If you’ve grown weary of Long Beach, California, there are plenty of others to choose from—Long Beaches, that is.
Buying a vacant lot saves you the time, money and hassle of wrecking a home in order to build one more to your liking. There’s your bright side.
Here are five “affordable” houses listed well below the $749,000 median price for homes in Long Beach.
To everyone with $5.2 million lying around, sorry for not telling you sooner about this beauty on the Naples’ Gold Coast.