Will I get a better deal if I call the listing agent and let them represent me in the purchase?

No. Having your own agent when buying a home is always a good idea. Read this article about why you should not call the listing agent .

What questions should I ask before buying a condo in downtown Long Beach, California?

Here are some questions to ask before buying a condo in downtown Long Beach, California: + What is the condition of the condo and its surrounding areas? + Are there any ongoing or planned renovation projects for the condo or the building? + What are the monthly homeowners association (HOA) fees, and what do they cover? + Are there any restrictions or rules regarding renting out the condo? + What amenities are included with the condominium or townhome, such as parking, gym, or pool? + Is there a property management company in charge of the building? + What is the current market value of similar condos in the area? + Are there any pending or ongoing legal disputes involving the condo or the building?+ + How secure is the building, and what security measures are in place? + What are the nearby amenities and attractions, such as restaurants, shops, and parks? Please note that these questions may vary depending on your specific needs and preferences. It's always advisable to consult with Jay Valento of Fathom Realty Group for personalized advice.+

What amenities are included in the condo fees?

Get a list of amenities that are covered with your purchase. You can find them in the property details section of each listing for sale here on RedWagonTeam.com.

Downtown Long Beach Condos: At An Affordable Price

Downtown Long beach Condos

A Comprehensive Guide to Urban Residences and High-Rise Living

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You have lots of options in downtown Long Beach for condos and homes. There are beautiful and affordable downtown Long Beach condos for sale. Review all high-rises, mid-rises, and low-rise buildings and amenities.

Overview: Downtown Long Beach Condos

Location by Zip Code:	90802
Number of Condos:	1,000’s
Condo Directory:	Compare Condos
Popular Pages:	Aqua Towers Harbor Place Towers International Tower Ocean Blvd Condos Villa Riviera West Ocean

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A search of Downtown Condos by Price Range

Downtown Long Beach Condos	Price Ranges	Long Beach Real Estate
Downtown Directory	$600,000 to $700,000	Over $1.2 million
$300,000 to $400,000	$700,000 to $800,000	All Long Beach Condos
$400,000 to $500,000	$800,000 to $900,000	Ocean View Condos
$500,000 to $600,000	$900,000 to $1,200,00	Customize Your Search

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All Downtown Long Beach, CA Condos and Townhomes

How is the Housing Market for Downtown Long Beach?

Review the most recent trends in the Long Beach housing market in the downtown area of Long Beach, California. Data is researched through the California Regional Multiple Listing Service.

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6 Tips for Buying Downtown Long Beach Condos

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When you view the current listings of downtown condos in Long Beach below on the map search above, pay attention to the details of each listing.

Look at the property details of each condo. The HOA (homeowner’s association) fee per month covers all amenities in the community. There are several special property types to review as well.

Special Conditions: Standard Sale, Short Sale, or REO.
Standard Sale – equity owner who owns the property.
Short Sale: This means the seller is trying to sell it for less than what is owed on the property. This process can take 3 to 6 months for the seller’s bank to make a decision. Read our blog post about short sales to learn more about it.
REO / Bank Owned Foreclosures – REO means real estate-owned property. The bank has already foreclosed on the property and is re-marketing it for sale
What are the Amenities per building? Look at the features of each listing for the amenities of the building.
What are your 5 must-haves in a condo 5 that you can’t stand? Write them down now to save you time or fill out this questionnaire.

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What Does the Downtown Long Beach Area Have to Offer You?

The downtown community offers you access to the theater, the Long Beach Convention Center, California Pizza Kitchen, bookstores, Shoreline Village shops, and more.

Whether you work in the downtown area or commute to Los Angeles or Orange County, Long Beach is the place to be.

Downtown Long Beach, CA, condos are a vibrant and exciting place to live the urban lifestyle. Many of the old buildings are being redeveloped into high-rise and low-rise condos. Downtown Long Beach, CA, condos for sale in the zip code of 90802.

How to Avoid Paying Too Much for Downtown Long Beach CA Condos

Of course, you don’t want to overpay for a condo or a home. So what do you do?

Do you look at Zillow or Redfin for pricing? NO. We go directly to our multiple listing service (MLS) and local property tax records for home values.

Property values in long beach — Downtown long beach condos

Real estate agents and appraisers don’t go to advertising portals like Zillow, Trulia, or Realtor.com for pricing.

We rely on our local multiple listing service (MLS) and public records to determine market values just like appraisers do for banks to loan money.

When YOU fall in LOVE with a townhouse or condo or even a house, if I am your agent, then I will develop a market analysis of the TRUE value.

You will see what previous home buyers bought condos at, and whether the market is up or down. I really like one chart that I pull.

It is called the Percentage of the Listed Price. It will show you if properties are selling at 100% of the listed price, which is a full price or above or below.

Then you know if the condos are selling for 98% of the listed value, you can offer at 97% and see if the seller will take it. If I find out from the listing agent that he/she has multiple offers, then you would need to offer at full price or above to get it.

Also, I will ask the listing agent in that situation what the highest offer is. They are under no obligation to tell me. They are under contract with the seller not to share pricing. If they tell me, I will tell you. I want you to get a good buy and be happy with it.

This is a list of the most popular downtown condos with quick links to pages on our website for more information about each one. The real estate search below shows you all of the properties for sale in the 90802 zip code of Long Beach, California.

List of Condos in Downtown Long Beach, CA

Long Beach Condos	Select a Building	Long Beach CA
1000 Ocean	1500 Ocean Blvd	Spinnaker Coves
The Meridian at 1400 Ocean Blvd	411 West Seaside Way	Lindenwood
The Blu at 300 E. 4th Street	150 The Promenade	Chateau Nadyne
Temple Lofts	133 The Promenade	Chestnut Court
International Tower	Villa Riviera	Stoney Book Villas
Harbor Place Towers	West Ocean	Marina Pacifica
City Place Lofts	The Queen Surf	Stoney Book Villas
All downtown Long Beach Condos	The Pacific 850 Ocean Blvd	Naples Island Condos
Aqua Condos	The Ocean Club at 1310 Ocean Blvd	Ocean Blvd Condos for Sale
Golden Gate Square	550 Orange	1140 Ocean Blvd
Village on the Green	Silver Seas	FHA Approved Condos
Kress Lofts	The Fountains	Belmont Shore Condos

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Frequently Asked Questions

Will I get a better deal if I call the listing agent and let them represent me in the purchase?

No. Having your own agent when buying a home is always a good idea. Read this article about why you should not call the listing agent.
What questions should I ask before buying a condo in downtown Long Beach, California?

Here are some questions to ask before buying a condo in downtown Long Beach, California:

+ What is the condition of the condo and its surrounding areas?
+ Are there any ongoing or planned renovation projects for the condo or the building?
+ What are the monthly homeowners association (HOA) fees, and what do they cover?

+ Are there any restrictions or rules regarding renting out the condo?
+ What amenities are included with the condominium or townhome, such as parking, gym, or pool?
+ Is there a property management company in charge of the building?

+ What is the current market value of similar condos in the area?
+ Are there any pending or ongoing legal disputes involving the condo or the building?+
+ How secure is the building, and what security measures are in place?

+ What are the nearby amenities and attractions, such as restaurants, shops, and parks?

Please note that these questions may vary depending on your specific needs and preferences. It’s always advisable to consult with Jay Valento of Fathom Realty Group for personalized advice.+
What amenities are included in the condo fees?

Get a list of amenities that are covered with your purchase. You can find them in the property details section of each listing for sale here on RedWagonTeam.com.