Since you are looking for Long Beach condos, we created this real estate resource for you. Most people like yourself who choose a condo want a home with a low-maintenance urban lifestyle.
You are not interested in mowing the lawn or replacing the roof. You desire a simpler lifestyle with a community that offers you amenities like pool, spa, tennis courts or an on-site fitness center.Â
That’s why Long Beach condos or Long Beach townhomes may be a good option for you. Many of my clients have always wanted to live by the beach. Take long walks on the sand and watch the sunset over the ocean.
Simplifying Your Long Beach Condos Search
Quick links by price range help you to quickly find the right price range for you. If you are unsure about what is the right price for you, please get pre-approved for financing. It will save you a lot of time and frustration.
Plus, sellers want only pre-approved or well qualified home buyers looking at their condos or houses. They put a lot of time and effort into making their homes look good for perspective home buyers. They expect you to be qualified before you step foot into their home.
Long Beach Condos by Price Range
As you search by price range and our map search of condos in Long Beach, you will notice that they usually have a view of some sort. Long Beach condos with ocean views tend to sell at a higher price than condominiums with city views or mountain views.Â
| Price Range | Quick Links | What is Your Price Range? |
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| Custom Search | $300,000 - $400,000 | $400,000 - $500,000 |
| $500,000 - $600,000 | $600,000 - $700,000 | $700,000 - $800,000 |
| $800,000 - $1,000,000 | $1,000,000 - $5,000,000 | Downtown condos |
All Long Beach Condos for Sale
Downtown Long Beach condominiums are located along Ocean Blvd and Seaside Way from the downtown area to Belmont Shore and the Peninsula has the best ocean views. The bay view condos will be located at Marina Pacifica, Spinnaker Coves, on Naples Island or from Belmont Shore.Â
The city has many Long Beach condos to choose from through the multiple buildings and communities. Â
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How to Avoid Paying Too Much When Buying Long Beach Condos
When you are ready to make an offer, I will create a special market analysis of the condo or townhome that you love so you know the TRUE value. It is 80 pages long and in-depth.
I do this through a special report I call RPR. RPR stands for Realtor Property Resource. It is the most in-depth view of market conditions available. You can read more about the RPR report.Â
Quick Summary of the RPR Long Beach Condo Report
The report will help you understand:
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The current market value of the property similar to how the appraiser does it for a bank to loan money to a buyer.
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You will see what other buyers have offered that sellers have accepted – this will give you insights into what to offer a seller
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It gives you an overall view of the condominium marketplace in Long Beach. Real numbers and statistics to give you an investment advantage over other condo buyers.
What the RPR Long Beach Condos Report Doesn’t Do
It doesn’t take information from Zillow and guess at an estimate and neither does an appraiser for a bank nor should you. Why? Because Zillow’s Zestimate is not accurate. One study showed it that it is off by up to 30%. Buying a condo or house is a big financial decision you need reliable data.
I would prepare a market value analysis of the condo you love, the subject property, verse recent sales that are similar.
Real Estate Tips for Researching Long Beach Condos
Take a few minutes to explore the different condos in Long Beach, California. When you look at the details of any of the Long Beach condos, pay attention to how much the homeowner’s association (HOA) fee also known as the HOA monthly fee.Â
What is covered in the monthly HOA Fees?Â
When you look at the details of a condo, review the amenities section of the features. You may have to look at several condos in the same building to see the features for the HOA fee.
Can I read the Long Beach Condos HOA documents before I make an offer?
No. Â The homeowner association (HOA) documents are pricey and not usually available prior to the purchase. Â After your offer is accepted by the owner, then you have a period of time to review the HOA documents as disclosure. Â
Popular Long Beach Condos by Buildings
Exploring Long Beach Neighborhoods
I suggest checking out my condominium directory or list of Long Beach neighborhoods. I have a blog of news about Long Beach, other beach cities in Southern California and real estate news. Â
You can look at the city information when reviewing Long Beach, California like:
City of Long Beach, California
FHA Approved Long Beach condos list
Check out Long Beach homes for sale too.