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Torrance Home Prices and Real Estate Sales in March

April 20, 2022 by Keith Kyle

It was back to being a big month for home sales and home prices in Torrance CA during March.  We saw 107 on MLS closed home sales which was a increase from February in which there were 76 sold homes.

The average “list” price for the homes that sold during March was $996,628 with the average sold price at $1,056,201 meaning that homes generally sold WAY over the asking price.

The average price per foot for the month was $693. The average days on market was a very short 13 with the median days on market an amazing 7 before going into pending status.  See how that compares with other months on our Torrance real estate trends and statistics page.

The highest price of the month was for a extensively remodeled single family home in the Seaside Ranchos neighborhood of south Torrance.  4813 Bindewald Road sold for $2,300,000

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March 2022 Torrance Home Sales and Prices

Type Address Price $ Per Sq Foot Bed/Bath Sq Feet Year Built
SFR/D 1524 W 220th ST $680,000 $1,288 1/1,0,0,0 528/A 1924/ASR
SFR/D 1259 W 213th ST $750,000 $579 3/2,0,0,0 1295/A 1959/ASR
SFR/D 1045 W 209th ST $912,000 $576 4/2,0,0,0 1582/A 1953/ASR
CONDO 20555 S Vermont AVE #4 $400,000 $605 1/1,0,0,0 661/ 1982
CONDO 1115 Sepulveda Blvd #G102 $435,000 $546 2/1,0,0,0 796/OTH 1973
CONDO/A 946 W. 220th St. #103 $520,000 $458 2/1,0,1,0 1135/A 1981/ASR
TWNHS 834 W 232ND ST $630,000 $645 2/2,0,0,0 976/ 1974
SFR/D 906 Gastine ST $805,000 $797 3/1,0,0,0 1010/A 1953/ASR
SFR/D 957 W 232nd ST $850,000 $763 3/1,0,0,0 1114/A 1956/ASR
CONDO/D 1233 Jasmine $880,000 $483 3/2,0,1,0 1822/A 2005/ASR
TWNHS 23238 Marigold AV $880,000 $405 4/3,0,1,0 2171/ 2021/BLD
TWNHS 23246 Marigold AV $885,000 4/3,0,1,0 / 2022/BLD
TWNHS 23232 Marigold AV $893,000 $411 4/3,0,1,0 2171/ 2021/BLD
TWNHS 23236 Marigold AV $895,000 4/3,0,1,0 / 2022/BLD
TWNHS 23234 Marigold AV $895,000 $412 4/3,0,1,0 2171/ 2022/BLD
SFR/D 1125 Begonia WAY $1,100,000 $504 4/2,0,1,0 2181/A 1989/ASR
TWNHS/A 24444 Hawthorne BLVD #107 $930,000 $777 2/2,0,1,0 1197/A 2017/ASR
SFR/D 3240 Danaha ST $1,225,000 $840 3/2,0,0,0 1459/A 1950/ASR
SFR/D 3502 Cricklewood ST $1,245,000 $799 4/2,0,0,0 1559/A 1951/ASR
SFR/D 4134 Pacific Coast Highway #114 $1,250,000 $549 4/3,0,1,0 2278/A 2001/ASR
SFR/D 3244 Whiffletree LN $1,300,000 $702 3/3,0,0,0 1852/A 1975/ASR
CONDO/A 3220 Merrill Drive #31 $520,000 $604 1/1,0,0,0 861/P 1964/PUB
CONDO/A 2605 Sepulveda BLVD #127 $639,000 $527 2/3,0,0,0 1212/A 2003/PUB
CONDO/A 2559 Plaza Del Amo #208 $655,000 $623 1/1,0,1,0 1052/A 1984/ASR
TWNHS/A 2931 Plaza Del Amo #90 $793,000 $670 2/2,0,1,0 1184/A 1985/ASR
TWNHS/A 2971 Plaza Del Amo #257 $815,000 $599 2/3,0,0,0 1361/A 1985/ASR
TWNHS/A 3534 Del Amo BLVD #55 $900,000 $543 4/2,0,1,0 1657/A 1974/ASR
SFR/D 1122 Fonthill AVE $900,000 $820 3/1,0,0,0 1097/A 1951/ASR
TWNHS/A 2300 Maple AVE #170 $950,000 $547 3/2,0,1,0 1738/A 1988/ASR
SFR/D 2667 Monterey ST $1,099,000 $762 3/1,0,1,0 1442/A 1955/ASR
SFR/A 1317 Cordary AVE $1,110,000 $804 3/2,0,0,0 1381/A 1951/ASR
SFR/D 2815 Sepulveda BLVD #21 $1,203,000 $511 3/2,0,1,0 2354/P 2001/PUB
SFR/D 2889 Plaza Del Amo #211 $1,278,000 $559 3/3,0,0,0 2285/A 2002/ASR
CONDO/D 2113 Atwood WAY $1,325,000 $594 3/3,0,0,0 2231/A 1987/ASR
SFR/D 20502 Avis AVE $1,330,000 $878 3/1,1,0,0 1514/A 1958/ASR
SFR/D 2817 Maricopa ST $1,450,000 $467 4/3,1,0,0 3102/A 2007/ASR
SFR/D 3600 Sara DR $1,483,350 $704 4/1,1,0,0 2108/A 1964/ASR
CONDO/A 22819 Nadine CIR #B $530,000 $558 2/2,0,0,0 950/A 1963/ASR
CONDO/A 22956 Nadine CIR #B $588,000 $619 2/2,0,0,0 950/A 1963/ASR
CONDO/A 22605 Nadine CIR $610,000 $631 2/1,0,1,0 967/A 1963/ASR
CONDO/A 23012 Nadine CIR $670,000 $591 2/2,0,0,0 1133/A 1963/ASR
TWNHS/A 23057 Samuel ST #9 $735,000 $717 2/3,0,0,0 1025/A 1995/PUB
SFR/D 2219 W 230th ST $900,000 $693 3/2,0,0,0 1299/A 1961/ASR
TWNHS/A 3014 W 235th ST $990,000 $569 3/3,0,0,0 1739/A 2000/ASR
SFR/D 4069 Bluff ST $1,185,000 $786 3/2,0,0,0 1508/A 1948/ASR
SFR/D 4501 Via Corona $1,350,000 $464 3/3,0,0,0 2907/A 1968/ASR
SFR/D 5410 Calle De Ricardo $1,455,000 $907 4/2,0,0,0 1605/A 1956/ASR
CONDO/A 2800 Plaza Del Amo #310 $750,000 $689 2/2,0,1,0 1088/P 1988/PUB
TWNHS/D 23824 Los Codona AVE #2 $1,055,000 $529 3/2,0,1,0 1994/A 1996/ASR
SFR/D 4830 Theo AVE $1,150,000 $1,092 3/1,0,0,0 1053/A 1953/ASR
SFR/D 4312 W 230th ST $1,301,000 $934 3/2,0,0,0 1393/A 1954/ASR
SFR/D 22908 Kathryn AVE $1,400,000 $1,228 3/1,0,0,0 1140/A 1954/ASR
SFR/D 23440 Kathryn AVE $1,580,000 $963 4/0,2,0,0 1641/A 1962/PUB
SFR/D 23819 Ladeene AVE $1,775,821 $611 5/3,0,0,0 2905/A 1962/ASR
SFR/D 4813 Bindewald RD $2,300,000 $1,241 4/1,1,0,0 1854/A 1956/ASR
CONDO 21345 Hawthorne BLVD #304 $660,000 $725 2/1,1,0,0 910/A 2005/ASR
SFR/D 5222 W Carson ST $1,260,000 $681 4/3,0,0,0 1850/A 1955/PUB
SFR 5103 Carmen ST $1,415,000 $1,204 3/2,0,0,0 1175/ 1955
SFR/D 4005 Merrill ST $1,420,000 $1,229 3/2,0,0,0 1155/A 1956/ASR
SFR/D 21222 Ladeene AVE $1,660,000 $780 4/3,0,0,0 2129/A 1956/ASR
SFR/D 4626 Cathann ST $1,745,000 $795 4/2,0,1,0 2195/A 1965/ASR
TWNHS/A 4258 Spencer ST $1,038,000 $441 2/3,0,0,0 2355/A 1989/PUB
SFR/D 5103 Cadison ST $1,285,000 $857 4/2,0,0,0 1500/E 1954/ASR
SFR/D 19529 Donora AVE $1,290,000 $857 3/2,0,0,0 1506/A 1955/ASR
SFR/D 5216 Emerald ST $1,340,000 $1,030 3/2,0,0,0 1301/A 1959/ASR
SFR/D 4708 Michelle DR $1,360,000 $776 3/1,1,0,0 1753/A 1960/ASR
SFR/D 4903 Maricopa ST $1,505,000 $665 4/3,0,0,0 2262/A 1962/ASR
SFR/D 19816 Tomlee AVE $1,640,000 $984 3/1,1,0,0 1667/A 1970/ASR
SFR/D 20605 Mansel AVE $1,685,000 $621 5/2,1,0,0 2714/A 1960/ASR
SFR/D 18432 Elgar AVE $850,000 $792 3/1,0,0,0 1073/A 1953/ASR
SFR 3605 W 182Nd ST $850,000 $599 3/2,0,0,0 1420/A 1953/ASR
SFR/A 3127 W 177th ST $925,000 $610 4/1,1,0,0 1517/A 1955/ASR
SFR/D 2510 W 178th ST $960,000 $834 3/2,0,0,0 1151/A 1955/PUB
SFR/D 4126 W 177th ST $1,010,000 $732 3/0,1,1,0 1380/A 1952/ASR
SFR/D 3721 W 185th ST $1,018,000 $767 3/1,0,1,0 1327/A 1956/PUB
SFR 18811 Yukon AVE $1,053,300 $643 3/1,1,0,0 1637/ 1953
SFR/D 3321 W 166th ST $1,130,000 $756 3/2,0,0,0 1494/A 1952/ASR
CONDO 18512 ROSLIN AVE $1,140,000 $585 3/4,0,0,0 1950/A 2017/ASR
SFR/D 3711 Sandgate DR $1,140,000 $648 5/2,0,0,0 1758/A 1960/ASR
SFR/D 3611 W 187th ST $1,280,000 $685 4/2,0,0,0 1868/A 1954/ASR
SFR/D 16606 Delia AVE $1,280,000 $558 4/2,0,0,0 2295/A 1974/ASR
SFR/D 4124 W 184th PL $1,400,000 $552 4/1,1,1,0 2535/A 1955/PUB
SFR/D 18414 Van Ness AVE $765,000 $617 3/1,0,1,0 1240/A 1955/ASR
SFR/D 17025 Kristin AVE $1,070,000 $695 4/3,0,0,0 1540/A 1955/ASR
SFR/D 2615 W 166th PL $1,120,000 $650 3/1,1,0,0 1722/SEE 1955/PUB
SFR/D 18220 Yukon AVE $1,149,000 $668 3/2,0,0,0 1720/A 1954/ASR
SFR/D 16808 Atkinson AVE $1,316,000 $798 4/2,0,0,0 1649/A 1954/ASR
CONDO/A 2742 Cabrillo AVE #110 $391,500 $584 1/1,0,0,0 670/A 2006/ASR
SFR/D 720 Cota AVE $685,000 $1,007 2/1,0,0,0 680/A 1918/ASR
TWNHS/A 2244 Dominguez ST $799,000 $555 3/2,0,1,0 1440/A 2005/ASR
CONDO/A 2349 Jefferson ST #303 $857,500 $681 2/2,0,0,0 1260/A 2008/ASR
SFR/D 1819 W 228th ST $880,000 $688 3/2,0,0,0 1280/A 1956/ASR
TWNHS/D 1840 Torrance Blvd $890,000 $536 2/2,0,1,0 1660/AP 2000/ASR
SFR/D 2404 Gramercy AVE $900,000 $659 3/1,1,0,0 1366/A 1944/ASR
TWNHS/D 2743 Gramercy AVE $950,000 $575 3/3,0,0,0 1651/A 1989/ASR
TWNHS/A 1800 Oak ST #618 $950,000 $480 2/3,0,0,0 1980/A 2007/ASR
SFR/D 2353 Sonoma St $1,000,000 $1,124 2/1,0,0,0 890/A 1929/ASR
SFR/D 1537 Marcelina $1,163,000 $797 4/2,0,0,0 1460/P 1922/ASR
SFR/D 1824 Andreo AVE $1,486,000 $671 3/3,0,0,0 2214/A 1991/ASR
CONDO/A 24410 Crenshaw BLVD #217 $515,000 $464 2/2,0,0,0 1111/A 1987/PUB
SFR/D 24256 Huber AVE $820,000 $633 3/2,0,0,0 1296/A 1954/ASR
SFR/D 1927 W 236th ST $1,170,000 $599 4/1,1,0,0 1954/A 1973/PUB
SFR/D 23715 Walter AVE $1,225,000 $705 3/1,1,0,0 1737/A 1956/ASR
SFR/D 2411 W 228th ST $1,251,000 $516 4/3,0,0,0 2423/A 1965/ASR
SFR/D 2351 W 227th ST $1,425,000 $626 4/2,0,1,0 2278/A 1972/ASR
TWNHS/D 1221 Valle CT $885,000 $486 3/3,0,0,0 1822/A 2005/ASR

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Is It The Right Time To Sell Your Torrance Home? Yes

May 24, 2021 by Keith Kyle

If you’re considering listing and selling your home in Torrance, there really has not been a better time. The extremely low interest rates have really whipped the market into a frenzy with most homes getting multiple offers and often selling at record, or near record prices. If you’ve given it any thought tell us about your home and we’ll be happy to provide you a full market analysis and get the process started.

Filed Under: Home Prices, Homes for Sale, Sellers, Torrance home prices Tagged With: selling your torrance home, torrance home sales, torrance home sellers

Staging Makes a Difference

May 28, 2019 by Keith Kyle

Does staging a home make a difference? It absolutely can and absolutely does.  Staging takes the guess work out for many buyers…..bedrooms look bigger, spaces look brighter, and it all helps buyers see vision of what the house could be.  For sellers the cost of staging is usually more than recovered in a higher sales price and often a shorter time on the market.  We can help you with the staging process from helping you to select a stager, coming up with the perfect design, and in some cases even helping stage your home at no additional cost.

Filed Under: Home Staging, Remodeled Homes, Sellers Tagged With: home staging

Home Buyers -Should You Try and Time the Real Estate Market?

April 16, 2019 by Keith Kyle

Should You Try to Time the Market?

Many Torrance buyers I meet and work with are interested in waiting to buy until the market goes down or even better….at the bottom of the market. It is certainly natural to want to purchase a home, perhaps the largest and most significant purchase in one’s life, when you are confident that the price will not go down any further and when investment opportunities are at their highest. With the South Bay real estate market slowing down and some area housing markets getting hit on a number of fronts, including an over abundance of inventory, increasing foreclosures, higher interest rates, and more restrictive lending practices, whether to wait, and for how long, is a very important question.

The Economy and Buying a Home

There are times when the economy is humming and everyone feels confident about his or her prospects for the future. As a result, they spend money. They buy cars, they buy TVs, they go out to dinner more often and……

…They buy houses.

Then, for one reason or another, the economy slows down. Companies lay off employees and people become concerned about where they spend their money.  As a result, the economy slows even further.  When it real slows down we have a recession.  Although that’s certainly not the current situation and the economy is on fire, people still often think a dip or recession is just around the corner.

During such a time, fewer people are buying homes. Even so, some homeowners find themselves in a situation where they must sell. Families grow beyond the capacity of the home, employees get relocated, and some may even find themselves unable to make their mortgage payment.

Very Rarely Does One Time the Market Perfectly

Keep in mind that only a lucky few actually buy at the bottom or sell at the peak.  For most others they buy a home while the market is either going up or going down.  Trying to time it perfectly may mean missing out on a long term opportunity.  We know many folks who waited and waited until they were finally priced out of an area and then were kicking themselves for waiting for the perfect deal.

Supply and Demand

In the current market sellers When the supply of available houses is greater than the supply of buyers, appreciation may slow and prices may even fall, as happened in the early eighties and the early to mid-nineties.

If you are lucky enough to purchase a home during a slow period, you can be reasonably certain the economy will begin to show strength again. At times, real estate values may even surge drastically.
The Reality

While the goal is always to maximize your investment by purchasing when prices are more affordable, trying to time the market is nearly impossible. Keep in mind that there are very few that get “lucky” and time the market…..most either buy on the way down, or when the housing market is on the way back up. One problem with attempting to time your purchase to the bottom of the market is that no one can accurately predict the future.

Why You Should Not Necessarily Wait

The current home buying environment generally works best for first-time buyers. People who already have a home usually need to sell it in order to buy their next one. If a “move-up” buyer wants to buy a home during a depressed market, that means they usually have to sell one during the slow market, too. If a seller wants to sell his home to take advantage of a “hot” market when prices are fairly high, they generally have to buy their next home during that same hot market.

My advice to my clients in this market is twofold. First, it is important to consider your situation carefully. If you are planning on owning a home for a while, price fluctuations are not quite as important and you’ll have the ability to ride out any downturn. In the meantime the money saved on rent over the next few years can be significant, as well as the tax breatk. Secondly, the current market offers buyers the opportunity to search for homes price well below market value and with a built in price proctection.

A Home Isn’t Just and Investment

For those buyers looking for a home and not just looking for an investment property, keep in mind that a home isn’t just an investment.  Owning a home can make a huge difference in someones life.  It’s where memories are made, friends are made, it’s picking a school system and friends for life.  If a home purchase is likely short term you have to look at the investment aspects first, but if it’s a long term purchase you must look beyond the immediacy of the “deal”

It tends to Balance Out

Finally, the business cycle can change over time. Since 1983, we have had two fairly long expansions with only a slight recession in between each. You would not want to wait nine years to buy a home, would you? You could miss out on a substantial amount of appreciation by waiting, and end up paying much higher prices.

Filed Under: Sellers, Torrance CA real estate market, Torrance Real Estate, Torrance real estate trends

The Do’s and Don’t Of Home Staging in Torrance

July 3, 2018 by Keith Kyle

Home staging is an important part of the preparation process when selling a house.  Whether fully staging the home using a professional stager, or simply de-cluttering and adding something to the owners current furniture, staging can make the difference between a home selling quickly and sitting on the market.  Here are a few pointers to help prepare your Torrance home for sale.  If you have given any thought to selling your home in Torrance or the South Bay, we can help.  Contact us for information on how we sell homes or find the value of your home in Torrance CA.

 

Filed Under: Sellers, Torrance Real Estate, Torrance Realtors Tagged With: home staging, prepping a home for sale, torrance homes for sale, torrance real estate

The Truth About Lead Paint Liability

April 18, 2018 by Keith Kyle

There has always been some concern and confusion about lead based paint in California and what it means for buyers, sellers, landlords and tenants.  Things have recently been clarified and we hope that the information below is helpful.

Filed Under: Sellers, Torrance Realtors Tagged With: lead based paint, north torrance real estate

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