Building where Cedar House ruled is on the market for $1.55M
At Cedar House, there was always a pot of coffee on and soup was always simmering in the kitchen, so the place smelled wonderful.
At Cedar House, there was always a pot of coffee on and soup was always simmering in the kitchen, so the place smelled wonderful.
Right now, restaurants are getting hit with the same sort of astronomical gas bills that regular residents have through, but the restaurant bills are writ large because of the high volume of natural gas required to prepare food and to keep customers comfortable.
It’s Ranchos Redux in Long Beach’s East End, where some 700 Cliff May-designed mid-century modern homes are found north of Spring Street and east of Studebaker Road.
People are fleeing California for the warm embrace of Texas, which seems analogous to a goldfish jumping out of its bowl for the warm embrace of the carpet.
A good part of the immediate post-quake work was the further destruction of the quake-crippled buildings that were beyond repair and constituted a peril as aftershocks continued to work at crumbling structures, sending masonry crashing to the streets in thundering salvos.
Coved arches abound, as do high ceilings with exposed beams. Hardwood floors are found throughout. The formal living room and dining rooms have a fireplace, and the great family room has built-in shelving and another fireplace.
What does a million-dollar house look like in Long Beach in 2023? Here are a few listings at or just slightly above the $1 million mark.
The most recent frigid event in Long Beach that the NWS has deigned to call snow came in mid-January 1949, when an arctic blast from Alberta, Canada made it down to Long Beach.
The homes in 90815 were built for middle-class families, with their cost in the 1950s mostly under $15,000 for a well-constructed three-bedroom, two-bath home. Today, these go for upward of $750,000
From today’s vantage, you can see Lakewood continually banging its civic head against the Carson Street boundary as defended by Heartwell in what would be a vain attempt to significantly expand its size.